Culture-specific syndromes
"Time: Staying In and Tuning Out" time time asia features japan otaku
TIMEasia.com | From Sapporo to Surabaya | Staying In and Tuning Out | 8/21/2000
"Time Asia: Japan's Lost Generation" time time asia magazine japan
TIMEasia.com | GizmoLand! | Japan's Lost Generation | 5/1/2000 - 5/8/2000
"BBC Correspondent: Hikikomori Violence" news programmes correspondent
BBC NEWS | Programmes | Correspondent | Hikikomori violence
"BBC Correspondent: The Missing Million" news programmes correspondent
BBC NEWS | Programmes | Correspondent | Japan: The Missing Million
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Hikikomori often set their own sleep schedule, waking around noon and going to bed in early morning. While they are awake, no two are exactly alike; some may simply sit silently in their room, some punch the walls i , January 15, 2006
Shutting Themselves In , The New York Times Magazine
For some in Japan, a room is their world - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
Hwabyung: the construction of a Korean popular illness among Korean elderly immigrant women in the United States entrez query
Entrez PubMed
Korean Women's Causal Perceptions of Hwabyung
KoreaMed - Basic Search
Health and Health Care Of Korean-American Elders stanford group korean
Health and Health care of Korean American
Examining Anger in 'Culture-Bound' Syndromes (the page in "Psychiatric Times" that explained Hwabyung)
National Defense Counsel for Victims of KAROSHI (in Japanese)
Skeptical Inquirer - Culture-bound syndromes as fakery articles
Skeptical Inquirer: Culture-bound syndromes as fakery
Introduction to Culture-Bound Syndromes
Wall Street Journal's "Best of the Web Today," Wednesday, October 22, 2003 best
OpinionJournal - Best of the Web Today
October 22 report by the Middle East Media Research Institute: "Panic in Khartoum: Foreigners Shake Hands, Make Penises Disappear" memetics
Memetics discussion list archive (associated with Jom-EMIT): Panic in Khartoum: Foreigners Shake Hands, Make Penises Disappear
Koro: A Natural History of Penis Panics , September 16, 2002, Kuro5hin
Koro: A Natural History of Penis Panics || kuro5hin.org
Suo yang (Koro): The Genital Retraction Syndrome at UCSD
TMH: Culture-Bound Syndromes in China: Suo Yang
(Koro)
World Health Organization article about Koro, with bibliography who publications
Koro-like syndrome in a Jordanian male
Susto: A Folk Illness by Arthur J. Rubel, Carl W. O'Nell, and Rolando Collado-Ardon, University of California Press 1984
Susto
Brief description rice projects courses
A paper on ''Differential effects of foods traditionally regarded as 'heating' and 'cooling' on prostaglandin E(2) production'' entrez query
Entrez PubMed
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Site describing the oil massage "cure" for ''Suudu'' massage
VVS & Sons - Seasame oil (Nallennai) producing and exporting company
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