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An Approach to the Resolution of Mexican-American Resistance to Diagnostic and Remedial Pediatric Heradicated. “By understanding (and in appropriate situations perhaps even utilizing) the hot/cold belief system of Hispanic patients (Harwood 1971) or the yin/yang system of Chinese patients (Kleinman 1975) it has been reasoned, Western health professionals would be better able to enforce compliance with treatment” (Kleinman 1978: 86).

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New Approaches to Old Problems: Interactions of Culture and Nutritionfeedback regarding the long-term suitability of any particular set of choices. For the individual, suitability is measured. in terms of adequate growth, health, and reproductive competence for the population, the measures are demographic stability and persistence through time.

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