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...is ill. The concept was first proposed by [[Talcott Parsons]], an American sociologist, in the 1950s. ...rmal social roles and responsibilities. However, they are expected to seek medical help and strive to get well.

...) was a Belgian [[astronomer]], [[mathematician]], [[statistician]], and [[sociologist]] who developed the [[Quetelet Index]], which is known today as the [[Body ...now known as the Body Mass Index (BMI), is still widely used today in the medical field to assess whether a person has a healthy body weight.

...ed in the medical field, although it is not directly related to a specific medical condition or treatment. It is often associated with the name of several not * [[Nicholas Christakis]]: A sociologist and physician known for his research on social networks and on the socioeco

...enesis''' (pronounced: sah-loo-toh-jen-uh-sis) is a term coined by medical sociologist Aaron Antonovsky in the late 20th century. The term comes from the Latin '' [[Category:Medical Sociology]]

...onunciation: Al-ex-an-der H. Lay-ton) is a renowned [[psychiatrist]] and [[sociologist]], best known for his extensive research in the field of [[mental health]] ...sburgh]], [[Pennsylvania]]. He completed his medical degree from [[Harvard Medical School]] and later pursued his interest in [[sociology]] at [[London School

...rt is named after its chairperson, [[Baroness Barbara Wootton]], a British sociologist and life peer. The term "report" is derived from the Latin "reportare" whic [[Category:Medical Dictionary]]