SOCIOLOG 3370F
0.50 credit · King's
A comparative study of diverse health practices within local and global contexts including shamanism, humoralism, biomedicine and midwifery; the integration of biomedical and alternative therapies, the regulation of complementary/ alternative practices; the question of evidence bases to evaluate any therapeutic modality; the relationship between healers and patients among other health issues.
1.0 from Sociology courses at the 1000 level, or History of Science 2220, or Philosophy 2203, and third or fourth year standing in any module/program or with permission of the instructor.
3 lecture hours.
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