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Medical Anthropology Quarterly|June 29, 2002
Three days for weeping: dreams, emotions, and death in the Peruvian AmazonGlenn H ShepardMedical Anthropology Quarterly|September 14, 2002
The role and meaning of susto in Mexican Americans' explanatory model of type 2 diabetesJane Poss, Mary Ann JezewskiMedical Anthropology Quarterly|September 17, 2003
Why nation-states and journalists can't teach people to be healthy: power and pragmatic miscalculation in public discourses on healthCharles L BriggsMedical Anthropology Quarterly|September 17, 2003
The idea of health: history, medical pluralism, and the management of the body in Emilia-Romagna, ItalyElizabeth D WhitakerMedical Anthropology Quarterly|November 8, 2020
Plantation Politics, Paranoia, and Public Health on the Frontlines of America's COVID-19 ResponseYesmar OyarzunMedical Anthropology Quarterly|January 23, 2019
Administrative (in)Visibility of Patient Structural Vulnerability and the Hierarchy of Moral Distress among Health Care StaffJulie S ArminMedical Anthropology Quarterly|December 4, 2020
Qatar, the Coronavirus, and Cordons Sanitaires: Migrant Workers and the Use of Public Health Measures to Define the NationNatsha IskanderMedical Anthropology Quarterly|December 4, 2020
The Culling: Pandemic, Gerocide, Generational AffectLawrence CohenMedical Anthropology Quarterly|December 4, 2020
Multimorbidity, Polyiatrogenesis, and COVID-19Stefan EcksMedical Anthropology Quarterly|March 7, 2017
"You Can Learn Merely by Listening to the Way a Patient Walks through the Door": The Transmission of Sensory Medical KnowledgeGili HammerPageof 82