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A penetrating look at changing perceptions of health, illness, and debility.

Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: Themes and Orientation
1. Family Matters and Money Matters
2. Public Health and Developing Persons
3. Male Migration and the Pluralization of Medicine
4. Increasing Autonomy, Entangled Therapeutics, and Hidden Wombs
5. Postcolonial Development and Constrained Care
Conclusion
Glossary
Notes
Sources
Index

About the Author

Julie Livingston is Assistant Professor of History at Rutgers University.

Reviews

". . . an important milestone . . . ."—Sheridan Griswold, Correspondent, Mmegi, June 5, 2009
". . . an important milestone . . . .June 5, 2009"—Sheridan Griswold, Correspondent