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Advances in areas like preventive medicine, biotechnology, computational power, and human genomics will generate new opportunities to address clinical problems through novel approaches. This will move medicine from treatment to disease prevention and allow for personalized, individualized treatments. However, technological progress may also raise complex ethical issues around privacy and genetic manipulation that need to be addressed. Additionally, health inequalities between socioeconomic groups remain a challenge as health improvements often benefit high-income groups more than low-income groups. Going forward, applied medical scientists will be the main market for pure medical science and research, which will need innovative strategies to solve problems not answered by current methods.
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PETER CONRAD
Brandeis University
VALERIE LEITER
Simmons College
Journal of Health and Social Behavior 2004, Vol 45 (Extra Issue): 158-176
This paper examines the impact of changes in the medical marketplace on med-
icalization in U S. society. Using four cases (Viagra, Paxil, human growth hor-
mone and in vitro fertilization), we focus on two aspects of the changing med-
ical marketplace: the role of direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription
drugs and the emergence ofprivate medical markets. We demonstrate how con-
sumers and pharmaceutical corporations contribute to medicalization, with
physicians, insurance coverage, and changes in regulatory practices playing
facilitating roles. In some cases, insurers attempt to counteract medicalization
by restricting access. We distinguish mediated and private medical markets,
each characterized by differing relationships with corporations, insurers, con-
sumers, and physicians. In the changing medical environment, with medical
markets as intervening factors, corporations and insurers are becoming more
significant determinants in the medicalization process.
Over the past three decades there has been a
marked increase in the medicalization of soci-
ety (Zola 1972; Conrad and Schneider 1992;
Barsky and Boros 1995; Riska 2003).
Medicalization occurs when previously non-
medical problems are defined and treated as
medical problems, usually in terms of illnesses
or disorders. While medicalization can be bi-
directional, there is strong evidence for
increases in medicalization. This growth of
medical jurisdiction is "one of the most potent
transformations of the last half of the twentieth
century in the West" (Clarke et al. 2003:161).
In this same period, the institution of medicine
has undergone major changes in its social
orga ...
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Brandeis University
VALERIE LEITER
Simmons College
Journal of Health and Social Behavior 2004, Vol 45 (Extra Issue): 158-176
This paper examines the impact of changes in the medical marketplace on med-
icalization in U S. society. Using four cases (Viagra, Paxil, human growth hor-
mone and in vitro fertilization), we focus on two aspects of the changing med-
ical marketplace: the role of direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription
drugs and the emergence ofprivate medical markets. We demonstrate how con-
sumers and pharmaceutical corporations contribute to medicalization, with
physicians, insurance coverage, and changes in regulatory practices playing
facilitating roles. In some cases, insurers attempt to counteract medicalization
by restricting access. We distinguish mediated and private medical markets,
each characterized by differing relationships with corporations, insurers, con-
sumers, and physicians. In the changing medical environment, with medical
markets as intervening factors, corporations and insurers are becoming more
significant determinants in the medicalization process.
Over the past three decades there has been a
marked increase in the medicalization of soci-
ety (Zola 1972; Conrad and Schneider 1992;
Barsky and Boros 1995; Riska 2003).
Medicalization occurs when previously non-
medical problems are defined and treated as
medical problems, usually in terms of illnesses
or disorders. While medicalization can be bi-
directional, there is strong evidence for
increases in medicalization. This growth of
medical jurisdiction is "one of the most potent
transformations of the last half of the twentieth
century in the West" (Clarke et al. 2003:161).
In this same period, the institution of medicine
has undergone major changes in its social
orga ...
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Question of nursing ethics
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Sec. S-i. Med. Vol. 38, No. 2, pp. 205-215, 1994 Printed in .docx
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THE HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION
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OF HEALTH:
INTEGRATING SOCIAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVES ON
MICRO-LEVEL HEALTH DETERMINANTS
PETER BERMAN’, CARL KENDALL’ and KARABI BHATTACHARYYA’
‘Department of Population and International Health, Harvard School of Public Health , 665 Huntington
Avenue, Boston, MA 02115 and ‘Department of International Health, School of Hygiene and Public
Health. The Johns Hopkins University, 615 N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore, MD 21205, U.S.A.
Abstract-Efforts to control disease and improve health in developing countries require increasing
collaboration between social and medical scientists. This collaboration should extend from the early stages
of technology development to the evaluation and improvement of population-wide interventions. This
paper provides an integrating framework for social science research on health producing processes at the
household level, drawing on recent work in economics, anthropology, and public health. Further
development of theory and methods in this area would benefit from interdisciplinary research in categories
as defined by social and behavioral science in addition to those related to specific diseases and intervention
programs.
Key words-health, development, social science methods. household economics
The natural locus of disease is the natural locus of life - the
family: gentle, spontaneous care, expressive of love and a
common desire for a cure, assists nature in its struggle
against the illness, and allows the illness itself to attain its
own truth [I, p.171.
lNTRODUCTION
In medicine and public health in developing
countries, technology has captured center stage. Oral
rehydration therapy, vitamin supplements, recombi-
nant vaccines-these are the vanguard of the ‘revolu-
tion’ in child survival. Whereas once the eradication
of a single disease was a dream, today elimination of
a host of killers is deemed a likelihood.
While technology can certainly hasten public
health improvements, historical experience suggests
that other factors are also needed. As is well known,
major health improvements in the West preceded
rather than accompanied the advent of antibiotics
and most vaccines [2]. Some low income countries
and regions have achieved levels of infant mortality
below those of some American cities with low cost,
decentralized systems of primary health care [3].
There is reason to believe that such successes of
health development depend on a combination of
appropriate technology, sound health care delivery,
and social and economic changes affecting house-
holds and communities. Where health care provision
of adequate quality or related social advances are
absent or lagging, simple mass extension of clinically
efficacious medical techniques, such as promotion of
oral rehydration may exhibit high initial rates of
success and r.
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