Cross-cultural medicine.

Cultural diversity--changing the context of medical practice.

Translation is not enough. Interpreting in a medical setting.

Modesty, sexuality, and breast health in Chinese-American women.

Health, illness, and immigration. East Indians in the United States.

Health issues of Afghan refugees in California.

Gypsies and health care.

Health and aging of urban American Indians.

African-American culture and AIDS prevention. From barrier to ally.

Mental health and illness in Vietnamese refugees.

Dysphoria and somatization in Iranian culture.

Poems: Shadow and Echo and Jade

Working with refugee survivors of torture.

This, that, and the other. Managing illness in a first-generation Korean-American family.

Use of traditional and modern health services by Laotian refugees.

The effect of values and culture on life-support decisions.

Poems: Contemplating getting back to Barra de Navidad from New York Hospital

Ethical dilemmas in a cross-cultural context. A Chinese example.

Medical disclosure and refugees. Telling bad news to Ethiopian patients.

Older Russian emigrés and medical care.

Getting by at home. Community-based long-term care of Latino elders.

Poems: In April, Hearing The News

The French are different. French and American medicine in the context of AIDS.

The business of preventing African-American infant mortality.

Health policy and ethnic diversity in older Americans. Dissonance or harmony?

A season in the life of a migrant farm worker in California.

Occupational health problems among migrant and seasonal farm workers.

Poems: Rain Dance