Disease and Dietary Pattern in Edo Central Nigeria presents field research carried out in a semi-urban area of mid-western Nigeria. It considers the relationship between dietary habits, health information, and the changing pattern of chronic disease.
The book challenges the assumption that chronic diseases associated with affluence are limited to wealthy societies. It draws attention to the role that knowledge and access to clear health information can play in everyday dietary decisions, alongside broader social and economic circumstances.
By focusing on a specific Nigerian setting, the study offers material for readers interested in how public-health questions can be investigated within local communities. It may be useful as a reference for students, researchers, health professionals, administrators, and policy practitioners examining nutrition and community health.
Suggested readers
- Public-health and nutrition students
- Researchers studying health and society in Nigeria
- Health educators, administrators, and policy practitioners
Publisher / imprint: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing (2013 edition) Publication details: 2013 ISBN / edition identifiers: 9783659400902 Page count: 120 Format: Paperback

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