Medical Anthropology is an academic journal dedicated to health, disease, and well-being, providing scholars with a global forum to explore the impact of adverse social patterns on health, as well as the spread and prevention of diseases. This journal focuses on people's lifestyles, organizational structures, social mobility, and the impact of technology and treatment on health, particularly how inequality affects access to and allocation of resources.

Its published articles showcase the theoretical depth and methodological diversity of contemporary medical anthropology, covering various forms such as empirical research, case analysis, and theoretical exploration. By publishing editorials and empirical articles, the journal encourages authors and readers to critically consider issues related to health, disease, and well-being, and to engage in critical social and medical debates. This journal is of great significance for academic research and practice in the field of medical anthropology, providing a platform for scholars to exchange and learn, and promoting the development and innovation of medical anthropology.