Nadine Burke Harris: What Your Childhood Means for Your Health
Everything Happens with Kate Bowler
The American Dream and Health Disparities
This chapter explores the historical narrative of the American dream, focusing on the myth of self-made success and the impact of childhood adversity on health outcomes. It follows a young doctor's efforts to address health crises in an underserved San Francisco community, revealing how socio-economic factors and environmental conditions contribute to health disparities. Through personal experiences and historical examples, the chapter emphasizes the importance of recognizing early adversity and systemic issues in achieving equitable health solutions.
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