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Use of folk healing practices by HIV-infected Hispanics living in the United States
M. Suarez,
M. Raffaelli
, A. O'Leary
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AIDS Virus
20%
AIDS/HIV
40%
Alternative Healing
20%
Believers
20%
Causal Role
20%
Cultural Beliefs
20%
Desired Outcomes
20%
Evil
20%
Evil Spirits
20%
Folk Beliefs
20%
Folk Healing
100%
Healing Practices
100%
Healthcare Professionals
20%
Hispanic
100%
HIV Patients
100%
HIV-positive
20%
Inner City
20%
New Jersey
20%
Puerto Ricans
20%
Receiving Care
20%
Social Beliefs
20%
Spiritualism
20%
United States
100%
Arts and Humanities
AIDS/HIV
40%
believers
20%
Causal
20%
Evil
40%
Folk beliefs
20%
Folk Healing
100%
Health Care
20%
Majority
20%
Medical
20%
New Jersey
20%
Puerto ricans
20%
Santeria
20%
Spiritual
20%
Spiritualism
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Epileptic Absence
14%
Health Care Personnel
14%
Hospital
14%
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
100%
Infection
14%
Prevalence
14%