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Medicine in Society

line. Yet commitment to a more holistic approach in the understanding of cultural questions has long been a central tenet of social anthropologists who are increasingly applying their skills in the gerontological sphere to address policy-related issues. And, if we need to know how to encourage people to exercise their political rights (Twine p. 174), it seems likely that they will have pertinent suggestions.