Introduction Traditional, complementary and alternative medicine (TCAM) refers to a broad
range of health practices and products typically not part of the'conventional medicine'system …

In Australia, it is estimated that around 17% to 87% of cancer patients have used one form of
complementary therapy during their cancer treatment. There are numerous reasons and …

Diseases is an unusual circumstance that affects single or more parts of a human's body.
Because of lifestyle and patrimonial, different kinds of disease are increasing day by day …

Background We investigated if people's response to the official recommendations during the
COVID-19 pandemic is associated with conspiracy beliefs related to COVID-19, a distrust in …

Background While the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) has become
increasingly popular in western societies, we do not understand why CAM use is more …

Sarah Nettleton's The Sociology of Health and Illness has become a cornerstone text,
popular with students and academics alike for its rigorous and accessible overview of the …

Background Identifying what therapies constitute complementary, alternative, and/or
integrative medicine (CAIM) is complex for a multitude of reasons. An operational definition …

Only little is known about the underpinning psychological processes that determine medical
choices. Across four studies, we establish that conspiracy mentality predicts a preference for …

Background Anxiety and depression are highly prevalent in people with cancer. Medical
therapies are usually prescribed to alleviate anxiety and depression, but they are associated …

Despite important progress in modern medicine, widely regarded as an indispensable
foundation of healthcare in all highly advanced nations and regions, not all patients respond …