ANTHRCUL 325 Final: Week 11 Readings

• School: U of M
• Department: Anthropology, Cultural
• Course: ANTHRCUL 325
• Professor: J. Henrike Florusbosch

Document Summary

Threats of safe motherhood in honduran miskito communities: local perceptions of. Insufficient diagnostic tests, medicine and other supplies discourage use of health centers: women recounted incidents of disparaging treatment, exorbitant payment demands by health center employees, and outright refusals to help. Unsafe motherhood: mayan maternal mortality and subjectivity in post-war. 2010: the central tension facing practitioners and policy makers in many arenas of global health is how to maintain safe motherhood among the important global health initiatives that investors prioritize as "making a difference" Towards an anthropology of public health priorities: maternal mortality in four. Lack of schooling: villagers are not well educated, education is associated with lower desired family size, greater use of contraception, and increased use of hospitals. If cameroon had a better health care structure, the hospital would have operated on prudence as soon as she arrived. It would have had powerful antibiotics available to treat her infection.