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HEALTH AND ILLNESS IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES

YEAR FIGURE I: Changing expectation of life at birth and at 40 years of age in Australia from 1910 to 1972, Professor Whyte has described some of the modem maladaptive "diseases of civilization", such as cardiovascular disorders, cancer, obesity, and road deaths, which are the barometer of the health, or rather of the "illth", of our consumer society. There are three kinds of adaptation to illness. The