Abstract
Preface: Epidemiology of modern society 1. Evaluating the health burden of chronic diseases 2. Sick individuals, sick populations: the societal determinants of chronic diseases 3. Social and economic consequences of chronic diseases 4. Comprehensive strategies to reduce the burden of chronic diseases Part 1: Management of chronic disease Part 2: Prevention of chronic diseases 5. Politics of chronic disease Part 1: Political economy of chronic disease Part 2: Creating a social movement to raise the priority of global chronic disease 6. Activities of the Private Sector Part 1: The current and future role of the food industry in the prevention and control of chronic diseases: the case of PepsiCo Part 2: The corporate play book, health, and democracy: the snack food and beverage industry's tactics in context 7. Comparative case studies from Brazil, China, India, Mexico and South Africa Part 1: Chronic diseases in Brazil Part 2: Chronic diseases in China Part 3: Chronic diseases in India Part 4: Chronic diseases in Mexico Part 5: Chronic diseases in South Africa 8. Responding to the global challenge of sick societies Appendix: Resources for Action
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