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| Understanding Medical Anthropology: Biosocial and Cultural Approaches | |
| Medical Anthropology: An Introduction to the Fields Biosocial ApproachesEvolution, Health and Medicine | |
| Stone Agers in the Fast Lane: Chronic Degenerative Diseases in Evolutionary Perspective | |
| Culture and Medicine: How is Darwinian Medicine Useful? Human Biological Variation | |
| The Tall and the Short of It | |
| Why Genes Don't Count (For Racial Differences in Health) | |
| Skin Deep Bioarchaeology and the History of Health | |
| Health and Disease in Prehistoric Populations in Transition | |
| Determinants of Health Cultural Approaches Cultural and Political Ecologies of Disease | |
| Cultural Adaptations to Endemic Malaria in Sardinia | |
| Social Inequalities and Emerging Infectious Disease | |
| Why is it Easier to Get Drugs than Drug Treatment in the United States? Ethnomedicine and Healers | |
| Disease Etiologies in Non-Western Medical Systems | |
| Transcendental Medication | |
| The Doctor's White Coat: The Image of the Physician in Modern America Belief and Healing | |
| The Sorcerer and His Magic | |
| Doctors and Patients: The Role of Clinicians in the Placebo Effect | |
| The Nocebo Phenomenon: Concept, Evidence, and implications for Public Health Meaning and Experience of Illness | |
| Learning to Be a Leper: A Case Study in the Social Construction of Illness | |
| Strategic Suffering: Illness Narratives as Social Empowerment among Mexican Cancer Patients | |
| The Damaged Self Biomedicine, Technology, and the Body | |
| Accounting for Amniocentesis | |
| Religion and Reproductive Technologies | |
| Rethinking the Biological Clock: Eleventh Hour Moms, Miracle Moms, and the Meanings of Age-Related Infertility | |
| Inventing a New Death and Making it Believable Culture and Mental Health | |
| Do Psychiatric Disorders Differ in Different Cultures? | |
| The Epidemiology of a Folk Illness: Susto in Hispanic America | |
| Seeking to Escape the Suffering of Existence: Internet Suicide in Japan | |
| Applying Medical Anthropology Case Studies in Explanatory Models | |
| The Hot-Cold Theory of Disease: Implications for the Treatment of Puerto Rican Patients | |
| Ethnomedical Beliefs and Patient Adherence to a Treatment Regimen: A St. Lucien Example | |
| Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, based on work by Suzanne Heurtin-Roberts and Efrain Reisin, Health Beliefs and Compliance with Prescribed Medication for Hypertension Among Black Women - New Orleans 1985-86 Working with the Culture of Biomedicine | |
| Anthropology and the World of Physicians | |
| A Teaching Framework for Cross-Cultural Health Care | |
| Beyond Cultural Competence | |
| Confronting "Culture" In Medicine's "Culture of No Culture" Ethnicity and Health Care | |
| A Case of Lead Poisoning from Folk Remedies in Mexican American Communities | |
| Why Does Juan Garcn++a Have a Drinking Problem? The Perspective of Critical Medical Anthropology | |
| Apophia Namageyo-Funa, Leonard Jack | |
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