If you're at all interested in fundamental factors that focus on race, 
the LaVeist public health reader is excellent:  _Race, Ethnicity and 
Health_ (2002).  I think these readings are pretty accessible for an 
undergraduate audience, but some of the chapters may be a bit 
statistically sophisticated.  Still, the substantive text is pretty 
excellent.

Ana Quinones ([log in to unmask])
Health Management and Policy
School of Public Health
University of Michigan

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>> Does anyone know of  any books or textbooks that deal with population
>> health, health promotion, determinants of health and would be
>> suitable for 1st-year students. (Suggestions for other relevant
>> age-appropriate resources would also be appreciated)
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>> Thanks Jim
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>> Dr. Jim Frankish
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