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The afterlife of “doing medicine”: Birth planning, chronic illness, and regeneration among the Lisu on the China-Myanmar border

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By X. T. Tan, Ting Hui Lau, E. A. Winckler, C. Y. Choi
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INTRODUCTION In the late 1970s, the Chinese government implemented a national system of birth quotas as part of its Birth Planning Policy.1 In the Nu River Valley, an eastern Himalayan region of China bordering Myanmar and Tibet where indigenous Lisu people form the majority, many Lisu were forced to undergo vasectomies, tubal ligations, and abortions to conform to quota restrictions.
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