Explores the memories generated and histories constructed by the transnational circulation of popular media texts amongst East Asia and between East and Southeast Asia. It looks at the impact of nostalgia and heritage within popular culture over the decades.
Focusing on the evolution of biomedical communication in Asia, this volume analyzes how popular media has enhanced public access to health information and choices. It adopts a multidisciplinary approach, connecting everyday health communications to larger social trends across the continent. The book is particularly relevant for scholars in science and technology studies, media and cultural studies, and sociology, offering insights into the intersection of media representation and public health discourse.