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Traditional medicine: Perspectives and policies in health care development

R P A Dauskardt Post‐graduate researcher, Department of Geography, University of the Witwatersrand
Pages 351-358 | Published online: 27 Feb 2008

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Anton Muller & Mariana Steyn. (1999) Culture and the feasibility of a partnership between westernized medical practitioners and traditional healers. Society in Transition 30:2, pages 142-156.
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Paul Kadetz. (2011) Assumptions of global beneficence: Health-care disparity, the WHO and the outcomes of integrative health-care policy at local levels in the Philippines. BioSocieties 6:1, pages 88-105.
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