Infected: How Power, Politics, and Privilege Use Science Against the World’s Most Vulnerable

Muhammad H. Zaman delves deep into the intricate tapestry of global health in this revealing work. By examining how power dynamics, political motives, and societal privileges intertwine with scientific progress, Zaman unveils the often-overlooked struggles faced by the world’s most vulnerable populations. His insights illuminate the ways in which these groups are impacted not just by health crises, but also by the systemic inequalities that exacerbate their situations.

Through thought-provoking analysis, the author challenges readers to reconsider their understanding of health and well-being. With a compelling narrative and meticulously researched arguments, Zaman seeks to empower individuals to recognize the inherent power imbalances in health policies and practices, ultimately advocating for a more equitable approach to health that prioritizes the needs of the most marginalized.