Ruth C. Engs

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Ruth Clifford Engs, is Professor, Applied Health Science, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. In recent years she has done research on social movements related to health and public health issues. Some of her publications as author or editor include: THE EUGENICS MOVEMENT: AN ENCYCLOPEDIA (2005); THE PROGRESSIVE ERA's HEALTH REFORM MOVEMENT: A HISTORICAL DICTIONARY (2003); CLEAN LIVING MOVEMENTS: AMERICAN CYCLES OF HEALTH REFORM (2000, 2001); CONTROVERSIES IN THE ADDICTION FIELD (Editor), 1990; WOMEN: ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS (Editor), 1989, 2006.


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