Medical Anthropology Quarterly

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Medical Anthropology Quarterly

Medical Anthropology Quarterly is an academic journal dedicated to the field of medical anthropology, a subdiscipline of anthropology that explores the cultural and social dimensions of health, illness, and medicine. The journal publishes articles that contribute to an understanding of the complex relationships between health practices, cultural beliefs, and socio-economic conditions across different societies.

Medical Anthropology Quarterly emphasizes interdisciplinary research and its implications for public health policy and practice. It covers a wide range of topics including, but not limited to, the cultural perceptions of health and illness, the social determinants of health, traditional medical systems, bioethics, and the impact of global health initiatives. By providing a platform for scholars to share their findings, the journal fosters a deeper understanding of how cultural factors influence health outcomes and healthcare practices worldwide.

The journal is of interest to anthropologists, sociologists, public health professionals, and others involved in the study and practice of health and healthcare. It encourages contributions that apply anthropological theories and methods to address contemporary health issues, offering insights that can inform health policy and improve health care delivery.