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... 500 deaths to an “indigenous culture” whose focus on spirits rather than microbes supposedly precluded participation in biomedicine. When the 2007–2008 rabies epidemic began, Conrado and Enrique Moraleda decided to confront this narrative by producing knowledge that they themselves could take...

... focus on spirits rather than microbes supposedly precluded participation in biomedicine. When the 2007–2008 rabies epidemic began, Conrado and Enrique Moraleda decided to confront this narrative by producing knowledge that they themselves could take to the national and international press...

... discussed in the book: a mysterious epidemic kills thirty-two children and six young adults in a Venezuelan rain forest; physicians, healers, and epidemiologists alike fail in their efforts to diagnose and treat it; local leaders form their own team to investigate, recruiting the authors; identification...

...I This chapter focuses on families who lost children to the mysterious epidemic. In Mukoboina, 10 percent of the population of around eighty died. Parents collectively told testimonios , stories that recounted their frenetic efforts to find a doctor, nurse, or healer who could save the life...

... This chapter focuses on families who lost children to the mysterious epidemic. In Mukoboina, 10 percent of the population of around eighty died. Parents collectively told testimonios , stories that recounted their frenetic efforts to find a doctor, nurse, or healer who could save the life...

... Drawing on ancient Chinese thought and Western thought as they weave through narratives of cases, stories, and personal encounters, chapter 7 redefines potency as life’s fullness. Potency refers, first, to the Chinese notion of the fullness of seminal essence, and, second, to the Western idea...

... epidemic created an epidemiological apparatus that structured and policed the pervasive indigenous/nonindigenous divide in Delta Amacuro. The Bolivarian Revolution sparked effective national efforts to ameliorate health inequities, but health/communicative inequities largely remained unaddressed...

... medicine the kidney Viagra biomedicine cosmopolitanism Drawing on ancient Chinese thought and Western thought as they weave through narratives of cases, stories, and personal encounters, chapter 7 redefines potency as life’s fullness. Potency refers, first, to the Chinese notion of the fullness...