This edited book contains thirteen original articles covering Anthropological perspectives of health and disease. The articles mainly focus on the interrelationship between human health outcomes and culturally driven human action. The essays in this edited book synthesize various comprehensive theoretical models with the help of empirical findings. Infect, these selected articles are the true reflection of the "Anthropology of Health and Disease" and its beyond at regional, national and international levels. We hope that the book will be established as useful academic material for scholars and general readers to understand the multiple emerging and traditional human health crises. This book is an essential guide for students and researchers of Anthropology throughout the globe.