14. health, body, disease

7. country that recognize benefit of using combination of biomedicine and natural remedies.
8. encompasses certain behavioural, affective, and cognitive manifestations seen in specific cultures.
9. definition of health by WHO includes the absence of infirmity, complete physical & mental health, and?
10. energy found in very living being that can cause illness if out of balance with the rest of the universe.
11. author of Other-Wordly: Making Chinese Medicine Through Transnational Frames.
15. territory where the introduction of birth control clinics created a backlash in the 50's.
18. reveal psychological, social, and cultural aspects that gives illness its contexts and meaning, using a medical pluralism approach.
19. region where Amchi medicine is practiced.
21. energy found in every living beings and that create illness if out of balance with the rest of the universe.
22. if a person suffers from persistent back pain, but imaging tests show no structural injury. What would it be called?
23. approach used in ethnomedicine.

1. field that would document the type of herbs and teas used in Chinese medicine.
2. considered by some as a new epidemic in the US.
3. historical process that spurred development of medical anthropology
4. considered father of medical Anthropology.
5. factor often overlooked when defining factors that contributes to health, but studied by critical medical anthropology.
6. condition among the Inuit characterized by disturbed behavior (screaming, crying, running naked) and that occurs chiefly during Artic winter.
12. Taijin kyofusho, amok, pibloktoq, ataque de nervios and...?
13. NGO created to coordinate system for growing medicinal plants aand distributing them among fear flung villages in northern India.
14. Amchi medicine is a variation of which medicine?
16. healthcare practice rooted in European Enlightenment values.
17. expressions of ailment shaped by social expectations.
20. Covid 19, AIDS, chickenpox, Alzheimer's are examples of ...?