How can America become a healthy nation, Blank asks, when it is
beset by poverty, illiteracy, and crime? No new health care system
can succeed unless or until the links between social problems and
sickness are understood-and addressed. On the national level, Blank
calls for a more aggressive redistribution of social and public
health resources to the poor and elderly; at the same time, he
describes sanctions that would encourage individuals to be more
careful about their own health, and limit or change destructive
behavior.
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