Medical Nemesis: The Expropriation of Health |
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... Iatrogenesis 2. The Medicalization of Life Political Transmission of Iatrogenic Disease 39 Social Iatrogenesis Medical Monopoly Value - Free Cure ? 40 41 44 The Medicalization of the Budget The Pharmaceutical Invasion 63 Diagnostic ...
... Iatrogenesis 2. The Medicalization of Life Political Transmission of Iatrogenic Disease 39 Social Iatrogenesis Medical Monopoly Value - Free Cure ? 40 41 44 The Medicalization of the Budget The Pharmaceutical Invasion 63 Diagnostic ...
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... iatrogenesis can escalate from an adventitious feature into an inherent characteristic of the medical system . When the intensity ' of biomedical intervention crosses a critical threshold , clinical iatrogenesis turns from error ...
... iatrogenesis can escalate from an adventitious feature into an inherent characteristic of the medical system . When the intensity ' of biomedical intervention crosses a critical threshold , clinical iatrogenesis turns from error ...
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... iatrogenesis can escalate from an adventitious feature into an inherent characteristic of the medical system . When the intensity " of biomedical intervention crosses a critical threshold , clinical iatrogenesis turns from error ...
... iatrogenesis can escalate from an adventitious feature into an inherent characteristic of the medical system . When the intensity " of biomedical intervention crosses a critical threshold , clinical iatrogenesis turns from error ...
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
The Medicalization of Life | 39 |
Specific Counterproductivity | 211 |
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