Samoan Medical Belief and Practice

La’avasa Macpherson

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights History of Medicine Studies Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies

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This comprehensive study of Samoan medicine explores why traditional Samoan medical beliefs and treatments, in the hands of skilled practitioners, continue to flourish alongside Western medical practice.

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