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Guerrilla Warfare: The First Phase, and other health-related workers—this chapter will focus specifically on care of patients whose problems include psychological or psychiatric issues to a greater or lesser degree. Many patients, whose problems are primarily psychiatric, are taken care of by nonpsychiatric physicians and other healt

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cance of cultural factors can vary greatly depending on the particular patient and the type of medical problem. In principle, the more purely biological the problem, the less there is a need to emphasize the cultural dimension—while the more that psychological and behavioral issues intersect with an

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Culture and Medical Diseases,al stigma or misunderstanding despite advances in medical knowledge and management. The following are some examples of diseases that are still associated with strong negative views or misconceptions as a result of cultural beliefs and that intensely influence patients’ emotional lives as well as their illness or behavior.

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