Emily Mendenhall is an American medical anthropologist and author. Her book and audiobook Invisible Illness explores how social conditions — poverty, stress, discrimination and trauma — create and compound chronic illness, challenging conventional medical thinking. Mendenhall's writing is scholarly, compassionate and deeply important, and the audiobook is essential listening for anyone interested in public health and social justice.
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