Featured Research: Cardiac Disability Maligns Upheaval (Published May 2014)

 We are highlighting one of our essential sociological studies, Cardiac Disability Maligns Upheaval, which was published in the May 2014 issue of The International Journal Of Humanities & Social Studies. This important work continues to be highly relevant to our understanding of the social implications of health.

This research provides a medical sociological perspective on how coronary heart disease (CHD) negatively impacts the socio-cultural roles of qualified and talented citizens. The study surveyed patients with various skills (educational, technical, etc.) and found that when these individuals become incapacitated, the surrounding community suffers a development lag. The core conclusion is that mental and physical health must remain sound for society and culture to thrive.

To understand the full methodology and results of this study, you can access the original paper through the journal's website.