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... within the established nosology , its contribution to the total volume of recognized diseases will not be appreciated . Social iatrogenesis designates a category of etiology that ✓encompasses many 40 Limits to Medicine Social Iatrogenesis.
... within the established nosology , its contribution to the total volume of recognized diseases will not be appreciated . Social iatrogenesis designates a category of etiology that ✓encompasses many 40 Limits to Medicine Social Iatrogenesis.
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... Social iatrogenesis is at work when health care is turned into a standardized item , a staple ; when all suffering is “ hospitalized ” and homes become inhospitable to birth , sickness , and death ; when the language in which people ...
... Social iatrogenesis is at work when health care is turned into a standardized item , a staple ; when all suffering is “ hospitalized ” and homes become inhospitable to birth , sickness , and death ; when the language in which people ...
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... social control of the population by the medical system turns into a ... iatrogenesis is not yet accepted as a common etiology of disease . If it ... social iatrogenesis is fundamen- tally the result of the alibi function played by the ...
... social control of the population by the medical system turns into a ... iatrogenesis is not yet accepted as a common etiology of disease . If it ... social iatrogenesis is fundamen- tally the result of the alibi function played by the ...
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Introduction | 3 |
The Medicalization of Life | 39 |
Introduction | 127 |
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