Healthcare by country Healthcare by country The Japanese health care system is dominated by Western biomedicine since the Meiji period, but a person who becomes ill in Japan still has a number of alternative options. One may visit a Buddhist temple or Shinto shrine, or send a family member in his or her place. There are numerous folk remedies, including hot springs baths ( Onsen) and chemical and herbal over-the- counter medications. A person may seek the assistance of traditional healers, such as herbalists, masseurs, and acupuncturists. ...more on Wikipedia about "Health care in Japan"
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Quality health care in Romania is scarce ** . Romania has the highest rate of maternal mortality in Europe, primarily due to complications from abortion ** . ...more on Wikipedia about "Healthcare in Romania"
Uganda was hit very hard by the outbreak of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in East Africa. In the early 1990s, 13 percent of Ugandan residents were HIV positive; This had fallen to 4.1 percent by the end of 2003, the most effective national response to AIDS of any African country (see AIDS in Africa). ...more on Wikipedia about "Healthcare in Uganda"
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Healthcare Policy for China’s women ...more on Wikipedia about "Women's healthcare in 20th century China"
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