L’Antropologia de la salut. Cultura, preocupació social i salut (i III)”

We are now facing the fourth part of a short journey in the inter- section between culture-health, and the social concern about it. And this is not a full stop. It cannot be so. It is, though, the ending of a cycle where the plurisignificance and incidence of diverse fac- tors that intervene in the so-called "feeling well" or "feeling badly", beyond the strictly biomedical criteria, has been highligh- ted.
This article shows the complexity, rather than impossibility, of uniting the discourse on health, suffering and disease today. A complexity that leads to narrow the space from which people talk, knowing that what we say is not the end of a chapter, but the sug- gestion of new and forgotten episodes.