[Market. Recours to medicine is a sign of failure.]

Market is an ambivalent word. Thinking of the global market, we imagine flows of goods and money moved from one continent to another. Otherwise, those lucky enough to be able to shop in a local market know what it means to have the opportunity to meet other residents of the neighborhood, the producers of fruit and vegetables, the street vendors and share with them feelings, expectations, joys and concerns. The local market is therefore a precious place for those who want to understand how important health and disease are in people's lives. One wonders about the benefits of food or the risks of an unbalanced diet. Likewise, we share the concern for one's state of health or for an imminent diagnosis or intervention. If the doctor went to the market, he might realize the risks of medicalization, perhaps discovering that most patients are healthy people who ignore it.