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Humans' folk physics is sensitive to physical connection and contact between a tool and reward.

[Factors associated with the health status of Georgian dance studio students].

Archetypal symbols as therapeutic tools.

Looking back to the future: Māori and Pakeha mother-child birth stories.

Myths and fallacies about epilepsy among residents of a Karachi slum area.

Deciduous tooth extraction folkloric beliefs in the Samsun region.

Factors affecting Taiwanese women's choice of Cesarean section.

Medical myths.

[Bahsariwii--house of dances].

Patient's page. Milk myths and misconceptions.

Desire, envy and punishment: a Matsigenka emotion schema in illness narratives and folk stories.

Health education in rural settings in Ghana: a methodological approach.

Quibus cor palpitet: hyena cor.

Wailing lore in a Yemenite-Israeli community: bereavement, expertise, and therapy.

Hispanic adults' beliefs about type 2 diabetes: clinical implications.

[Pipiri ma, a Tahitian legend].

Monstrous births--and how to avoid them.

[Study of names and folklore associated with Mycobacterium ulcerans infection in various endemic countries in Africa].

Learning from mothers: how myths, policies and practices affect the detection of subtle developmental problems in children.

Spectacular reproduction: Ron's Angels and mechanical reproduction in the age of ART (assisted reproductive technology).