Limits to Medicine: Medical Nemesis, the Expropriation of Health |
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... iatrogenesis finds its expression in various symptoms of social overmedicalization that amount to what I shall call the expropriation of health . This second - level impact of medicine I designate as social iatrogenesis , and I shall ...
... iatrogenesis finds its expression in various symptoms of social overmedicalization that amount to what I shall call the expropriation of health . This second - level impact of medicine I designate as social iatrogenesis , and I shall ...
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... Social Iatrogenesis Medicine undermines health not only through direct aggression against individuals but also through the ... iatrogenesis designates a category of etiology that encompasses many 40 Limits to Medicine Social Iatrogenesis.
... Social Iatrogenesis Medicine undermines health not only through direct aggression against individuals but also through the ... 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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