Amy Moran-Thomas is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Thoughtfully organized and powerfully written, this poetic piece humanizes both those who need care and those trying to provide that care. Traveling with Sugar can and should be taught in both undergraduate and graduate courses in medical anthropology, sociology, global health, and health disparity courses. * New Florida Journal of Anthropology * This well-researched ethnography is an excellent addition to existing scholarship in that it offers fresh perspectives on the global history of sweetness and power and the ways in which this relationship continues to shape human health. * CHOICE * A welcome contribution to medical anthropology and will also appeal to readers more generally interested in medical inequalities and global health policy. * Anthropology Book Forum *