Medicine Among The American Indians.

Description: 

The author attempted to gather all of the published information related to American Indian health in one volume as a ready reference source. The main chapter headings include: (1) Theory of medical Practice, (2) Medicine-men and medicine societies, (3) Equipment of the Medicine-men, (4) Morbidity, (5) Supernatural therapeutics, (6) Legitimate therapeutics of medical conditions, (7) Treatment of surgical, gynecological and obstetrical conditions, and (8) Ceremonial therapeutics. NM/SW Collection: E98 M4S7 1932 (Reprint 1962)Series: Clio Medica

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UNM Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center
Category: 
Miscellaneous
Original Date: 
1932
Creator: 
Stirling Mw
Language: 
English
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Source: 
Psychoanalytic Review; xv, 139 p.
Identifier: 
9902915
Subject: 
Cancer, Ceremonies, Communicable Diseases, Contagious Diseases, Drug Therapy, Eye Diseases, Gastrointestinal Disorders, Gynecology, Immunization, Measles, Medicine Men, Medicine Societies, Morbidity, Narcotics, Neurological Disorders, Obstetrics, Phlebotomy, Physiotherapy, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Smallpox, Snake Bite, Surgery, Traditional Medicine, Yellow Fever
Type: 
Monograph