Sociology of Health in IndiaT. M. Dak |
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Social Perspectives of Health and Health Care | 3 |
Sociology of Health Policy in India | 44 |
PARTII | 71 |
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abuse allied health professionals behaviour beliefs birth calories caste Causal Factors Health cause cent respondents cereals child committee consumption cultural deficiency Delhi diarrhoea diet diseases doctors drugs economic effects environment Factors Health Problems family planning Family Welfare female Government of India hallucinogens Haryana Health and Family health services hospital housing illness income increase infant infections intake living living wage Madhya Pradesh Maharishi Dayanand University majority malaria male malnutrition Manchwa and Begas maternal medicine Ministry of Health morbidity mortality mother nutrients nutritional status Occupation organised painkillers patients Percentage personal protective equipment physical population Pradesh pregnancy prevalence programmes protein public health pucca Punjab Rajasthan reported respondents of Manchwa result role rural areas sick social society socio-cultural socio-economic Sociology Table Tamil Nadu Total traditional healers treatment tuberculosis urban Uttar Pradesh village Manchwa women workers