Just Health

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The book presents a comprehensive theory of justice in health, addressing the moral significance of health, the unjust nature of health inequalities, and fair ways to prioritize health needs. It explores critical questions regarding health policy in aging societies, workplace health protections, and the ethical dilemmas in health reform and treatment selection. By examining the responsibilities of wealthier societies towards poorer ones, it highlights how social justice can enhance population health globally, emphasizing the importance of equitable health access and the human right to health.