Anthropology and Public Health: Bridging Differences in Culture and Society Book

	Contributors
	Introduction
1	Anthropology and the Enhancement of Public Health Practice	3
2	Folk Flu and Viral Syndrome: An Anthropological Perspective	27
3	The Role of Anthropological Methods in a Community-Based Mosquito Net Intervention in Bagamoyo District, Tanzania	44
4	Engaging Indigenous African Healers in the Prevention of AIDS and STDs	63
5	Anthropological Perspectives on Childhood Pneumonia in Pakistan	84
6	Ethnography and Breast Cancer Control among Latinas and Anglo Women in Southern California	117
7	A Policy Approach to Reducing Cancer Risk in Northwest Indian Tribes	142
8	The Rational Basis of "Irrational" Drug Use: Pharmaceuticals in the Context of Development	165
9	Cultural Tailoring in Indonesia's National Nutrition Improvement Program	182
10	Road Warriors: Driving Behaviors on a Polynesian Island	211
11	Balancing Risks and Resources: Applying Pesticides without Using Protective Equipment in Southern Mexico	235
12	Prospects for Family Planning in Cote d'Ivoire: Ethnographic Contributions to the Development of Culturally Appropriate Population Policy	257
13	Integrating Mental Health Care and Traditional Healing in Puerto Rico: Lessons from an Early Experiment	279
14	Project Community Diagnosis: Participatory Research as a First Step toward Community Involvement in Primary Health Care	300
15	Neglect of Cultural Knowledge in Health Planning: Nepal's Assistant Nurse-Midwife Program	327
16	Bureaucratic Aspects of International Health Programs	345
App	Resources in Anthropology	365
	Glossary	367
	Index	371