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..., decisions about what transplant itself should be. And in turn, this chapter reveals how transplant was consequentially caught up in debates about what larger institutions—medicine, the family, the nation—are, and should be. Mexico transplant candidates materialization patient selection...

..., between indigenous healers and the clinic, and accept both systems as efficacious, biomedical professionals have been less eager to endorse such collaboration. Still, there are emergent signs of a new relationship between the two in this village setting—of healers sending patients to the clinics when...

... a variety of disciplinary perspectives. The result, we believe, is a selective but thorough reference work that documents not only the scholarship on the regional traditions discussed by the contributors to this book but also the extensive body of research devoted to other forms of folk medical belief...