A Primer on International Health is a compact, engaging reader-friendly anthology that covers the key global health topics that confront humanity in the twenty-first century.As a primer, this book strives to provide a foundation of learning on the most current and enduring international human health issues and problems. From environmental health to nutrition, health care systems, maternal and child health, and epidemiology, the author consistently takes a global perspective that acknowledges the international and inter-connected nature of human health. Buckingham also offers an engaging writing style that maintains interest and makes the material accessible to all levels of learners.For anyone interested in international health.