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    Red Medicine

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    attended‚ as a listening audience member‚ Patrisia Gonzalez’s Red Medicine discussion at San Diego State University’s Love Library. 2. This event relates to Women’s Studies and issues discussed in our class in many ways. To start‚ I want to bring up the idea of medicine. In Gonzalez’s book‚ she mentioned traditional medicine of indigenous people strengthening Western society’s own healthcare. Some example of traditional medicine are herbs and other plants in the environment they are from‚ and

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    Psychosomatic Medicine

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    Psychosomatic Medicine This field of study closely examines the relationship between the body and the mind. It studies the impacts of internal factors on bodily processes. It combines knowledge from psychology‚ psychiatry‚ neurology‚ biology and psychoneuroimmunology 1. It investigates to what degree the psyche influences the body. It is not solemnly human affair‚ for example experiments showed that rats react to certain mental stimulus similarly like men. Although psychosomatic medicine is quite

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    China Medicine

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    About Chinese medicine (Pien Tze Huang) In 1555‚ during the Ming dynasty imperial Zong Shi‚ a royal physician fled to the city of Zhangzhou (Fujian province) because it is not satisfied with the emperor was very cruel. The physician was settled in a temple located in the East Pushan under Zhangzhou City as a monk. He witnessed the suffering and misery of the people due to incurable disease so that he felt compelled to provide aid to all residents. By using a secret potion from the palace‚ he finally

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    Love Medicine

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    Individuality” What is Love medicine? Love Medicine is a fiction novel by Louise Erdrich. The book is based on Native American stories‚ which cover three generations‚ fifty years‚ several families‚ and there are many relationships. Love Medicine is a collection of short fiction stories of “people that are living on Chippewa reservation in North Dakota”. Louise Erdrich makes the story with use of flashback. Love Medicine is not on particularly one theme but there are some stories

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    Beneficence in Medicine

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    Beneficence in Medicine I. In my judgment‚ the physician and care team should give general anesthesia to Ms. R. and perform the Pap smear. II. The ethical principle that best supports my position is beneficence. III. Beneficence can be defined as acts of mercy and charity‚ but can be expanded to include any act that benefits another (Edge & Groves‚ 1999). The three statements of beneficence as stated by Edge & Groves (1999) are: 1. One ought to prevent evil or harm. 2. One ought to remove

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    Herbal Medicine

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    “Herbal medicine: giving patients an unknown dose of an ill-defined drug‚ of unknown effectiveness and unknown safety.” —David Colquhon Herbal supplements are non-pharmaceutical non-food substances marketed to improve health. Herbalism (herbal medicine‚ botanical medicine) is the use of plant-derived substances‚ and sometimes other environmental substances‚ to treat or cure medical conditions. Herbalism recognizes that pre-industrial cultures had a great deal of practical medical knowledge‚ most

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    INTRO. In America‚ doctors follow the Western belief in using medication and doing various testing procedures when treating patients‚ while the Hmong shamans believe in treating the spiritual ailment of the person through elaborate traditional practices. Shamans who themselves are epileptic try communicating with “a malevolent spirit called a dab” (Fadiman 1998: 4). The Hmong shaman is “believed to have the ability to enter a trance…and negotiate for this patients’ health with the spirits who lived

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    Veterinary Medicine

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    information obtained from an autopsy often helps them determine which medications‚ if any‚ the other animals should receive. Some vets research what diseases animals are susceptible to‚ and others explore what medicines can treat them. Information that is crucial to know when working in veterinary medicine is its history‚ exploring the specialities and tools‚ and other crucial necessities. Historic findings have been found almost everywhere around the world. There have been Chinese writings that were about

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    Music and Medicine

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    it all‚ Doctors and I both agree that musical therapeutic practices have had very strong results are necessary in the medical field each and every day. Doctors Prescribe Music According to an article written by NBC News (4 Ways to Use Music as Medicine)‚ music is being used in hospitals all over the world to help treat patients. For example‚ a small institution in New Jersey successfully used music to treat a 68-year-old patient who was having problems recovering after a major

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    Metaphysical Medicine

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    Brittany Schwartz Professor Peters 5.9.12 Schwartz 1 Are the affects of Metaphysical Medicine successful in Medical Practice? Traditional medicine has become a victim of its own success. It is a fascinating story that parallels the development of science in the Western world since the time of Newton‚ Galileo and Descartes. However‚ as medical science proved its effectiveness in treating the human body‚ the mental and spiritual aspects of healing fell by the wayside. The reincorporation of

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