Mexican Sobadores in North Carolina: Manual Therapy in a New Settlement Context.

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An ethnographic study of salt use and humoral concepts in a Latino farm worker community in California’s Central Valley Medical Pluralism in the Use of Sobadores among Mexican Immigrants to North Carolina.

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Mexican Sobadores in North Carolina: Manual Therapy in a New Settlement Context.

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Mexican Sobadores in North Carolina: Manual Therapy in a New Settlement Context.

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Mexican Sobadores in North Carolina: Manual Therapy in a New Settlement Context.

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