"The Death Gap: How Inequality Kills" by Dr. David A. Ansell is a groundbreaking examination of the systemic health inequalities in the United States. As an esteemed physician with decades of experience, Dr. Ansell delves deep into the tragic realities of how social determinants and economic disparities are directly linked to mortality rates and overall health outcomes.

In this expanded first edition, he enriches his narrative with compelling case studies, drawing from both research and his personal experiences in some of the nation's most underserved communities. Dr. Ansell paints a stark picture of the 'death gap'—the chasm between the life expectancies of the rich and the poor in urban America. Through riveting storytelling, he presents data and statistics that not only diagnose the problem but also propose actionable solutions to bridge this gap.

This edition provides an essential read for anyone interested in public health, social justice, and policy-making, offering both a sobering reflection on current issues and a hopeful vision for the future. With a blend of empathy, in-depth analysis, and real-world impact, "The Death Gap" is not only a call to action but also a guide to creating systemic change that can save lives.