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  1. 1 Contemporary issues in mental health 2007 · 249 pages · Leslie T. Foster · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Contemporary issues in mental health (2007), The British Columbia atlas of wellness (2007), The geography of death (1992), The response of local government to the U.K. Clean Air Act, 1956 (1975), and Community, environment, and health (1992).

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The determinants of population health is by Leslie T. Foster and Michael V. Hayes.