Audrey Prost is a lecturer in International Health at University College London.

• Table of IllustrationsList of TablesAcknowledgementsNote on transliteration and the Wylie systemList of abbreviations usedIntroductionPART I: INEQUALITIES IN EXILEChapter 1. "Because we are Tibetans": Talking about healthChapter 2. "India is the happiest place!" Contextualising ExileChapter 3. "If this place doesn’t agree with you, wounds and diseases will come"Chapter 4. From "old-timers" to "newcomers": inequalities in the DiasporaPART II: THE ROLE OF TRADITIONAL TIBETAN MEDICINEChapter 5. The Mentsikhang: Construing AuthorityChapter 6. Humours on trial: the Mentsikhang’s dilemmasConclusionNotesGlossaryReferencesIndex

Audrey Prost is a lecturer in International Health at University College London.

• Table of IllustrationsList of TablesAcknowledgementsNote on transliteration and the Wylie systemList of abbreviations usedIntroductionPART I: INEQUALITIES IN EXILEChapter 1. "Because we are Tibetans": Talking about healthChapter 2. "India is the happiest place!" Contextualising ExileChapter 3. "If this place doesn’t agree with you, wounds and diseases will come"Chapter 4. From "old-timers" to "newcomers": inequalities in the DiasporaPART II: THE ROLE OF TRADITIONAL TIBETAN MEDICINEChapter 5. The Mentsikhang: Construing AuthorityChapter 6. Humours on trial: the Mentsikhang’s dilemmasConclusionNotesGlossaryReferencesIndex

Audrey Prost is a lecturer in International Health at University College London.

• Table of IllustrationsList of TablesAcknowledgementsNote on transliteration and the Wylie systemList of abbreviations usedIntroductionPART I: INEQUALITIES IN EXILEChapter 1. "Because we are Tibetans": Talking about healthChapter 2. "India is the happiest place!" Contextualising ExileChapter 3. "If this place doesn’t agree with you, wounds and diseases will come"Chapter 4. From "old-timers" to "newcomers": inequalities in the DiasporaPART II: THE ROLE OF TRADITIONAL TIBETAN MEDICINEChapter 5. The Mentsikhang: Construing AuthorityChapter 6. Humours on trial: the Mentsikhang’s dilemmasConclusionNotesGlossaryReferencesIndex