Preface |
Wayne Jonas
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Introduction |
Merrijoy Kelner and Beverly Wellman
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Chapter
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Michael S. Goldstein |
The
Culture of Fitness and the Growth of CAM |
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Chapter 2
Bonnie B. O' Connor
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Conceptions of the Body in
CAM |
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Chapter 3
Adrian Furnham &
Charles Vincent
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Reasons
for Using CAM |
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Chapter
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Merrijoy Kelner |
The
Therapeutic Relationship Under Fire
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Section 2 Use and Availability of CAM
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Chapter
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John Astin |
The
Characteristics of CAM Users: A Complex Picture |
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Chapter
6
Regis Blais |
Changes in Characteristics of CAM Users Over Time |
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Chapter
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Tom Valente |
Social
Networks and Mass Media: The Diffusion of CAM |
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Chapter
8
Beverly Wellman |
Partners
in Illness: Who Helps When You Are Sick?
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Section 3 Researching CAM |
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Chapter 9
Edzard Ernst
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Assessing
the Evidence Base for CAM |
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Chapter 10
Bernice Pescosolido
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Rethinking
Models of Health and Illness Behaviour |
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Chapter
11
Deborah Glik |
Incorporating
Symbolic, Experiential and Social Realities into Effectiveness
Research on CAM |
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Section 4 The Future of CAM |
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Chapter 12
Ursula Sharma
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Medical
Pluralism and the Future of CAM |
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Chapter 13
Mike Saks
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Professionalization,
Politics and CAM |
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Chapter 14
Allan Best &
Deborah Glik
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Research
as a Tool for Integrative Health Services Reform |
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