ArticleAnthropology & medicine2019
Doktor Kot, Doktor Sla - book doctors, plant doctors and the segmentation of the medical market place in Meghalaya, northeast India.
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- Community and health worker perspectives on malaria in Meghalaya, India: Covering the last mile of elimination by 2030.Research square · 2023Article
- Alternative or complementary attitudes toward alternative and complementary medicines.BMC complementary and alternative medicine · 2019Article
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Despite decades of research on India's plural health care market, the practices of many local health traditions outside the allopathic and codified traditions are under-studied. Drawing on interview and observational data, this paper explores the space in which indigenous traditional Khasi healers in Meghalaya state, northeast India, practice. Khasi indigenous healers describe themselves as
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