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Unconventional Medicine in the United States -- Prevalence, Costs, and Patterns of Use

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Published1993
Citations4,259
References21
Clinical Trials (1)

Total Citations Per Year

Abstract

References (21)

Culture, Illness, and Care

1978 • 2,827 citations

Telephone Survey Methodology.

1990 • 576 citations

National health expenditures: a global analysis.

1994 • 426 citations

Contemporary Unorthodox Treatments in Cancer Medicine

1984 • 419 citations

National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey: 1990 summary.

1992 • 225 citations

Ritual healing in suburban America

1989 • 221 citations

Patient evaluations of low back pain care from family physicians and chiropractors.

1989 • 174 citations

Prevalence of the use of unconventional remedies for arthritis in a metropolitan community

1989 • 160 citations

National health expenditures, 1990.

1991 • 147 citations

Alternative medicine consultations and remedies in patients with the irritable bowel syndrome.

1986 • 144 citations

Physicians and Healers — Unwitting Partners in Health Care

1992 • 144 citations

Use of alternative medicine by patients attending a gastroenterology clinic.

1990 • 104 citations

The use of unorthodox therapies and marginal practitioners

1982 • 98 citations

Other Healers: Unorthodox Medicine in America.

1989 • 90 citations

Ancillary Use of Folk Medicine by Patients in Primary Care Clinics in Southwestern West Virginia

1986 • 56 citations

The social implications of questionable cancer therapies

1989 • 54 citations

Common-Sense Models of Health and Disease

1985 • 49 citations

Help Seeking and Satisfaction with Care in 641 Women with Eating Disorders

1989 • 42 citations

Chiropractic Use: A Test of Several Hypotheses

1982 • 41 citations

Unorthodox therapy and your cancer patient

1987 • 22 citations

The use of nonprescribed treatments by hemodialysis patients

1983 • 20 citations

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