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Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
Ordet sygdom er ikke klart defineret, men kan både være et sprogligt og et videnskabeligt begreb. | The word "disease" is not clearly defined, but it can be both a linguistic and a scientific term. |
Sygdom har altid været en del af menneskets historie og har til tider præget menneskeheden meget voldsomt. | Disease has always been part of human history, and has, at times, affected mankind severely. |
De ældste skriftlige beskrivelser af sygdom er mere end 4000 år gamle, men arkæologiske fund har vist tegn efter både polio og tuberkulose helt tilbage fra stenalderen. | The oldest written descriptions of disease are more than 4000 years old, but archeological findings have shown signs of both polio and tuberculosis, going as far back as the Stone Age. |
Helt tilbage til oldtiden har man forsøgt, at forklare hvorfor sygdomme opstod. | As far back as ancient times, people have tried to explain why diseases happened. |
Forklaringerne har skiftet meget igennem tiden, afhængig af kultur, tro og hvilken viden der var til rådighed. | The explanations have changed a lot over time, depending on culture, faith, and which knowledge was available. |
Forklaringsmodellerne kan deles i folkelige og videnskabelige. | The explanatory models can be separated into popular and scientific models. |
De folkelige sygdomsforklaringer er de forklaringer, som er alment accepteret i en befolkning. | The popular explanations of disease are those explanations, that are commonly accepted in a population. |
Fx er det alment kendt i vesten, at brugen af halstørklæde forebygger øvre luftvejsinfektioner. | For example, it is commonly known in the West, that the use of a scarf prevents disease in the upper respiratory tract. |
Videnskabelige sygdomsmodeller bruges indenfor forskning til at forklare empiriske observationer. | Scientific disease models are used within research, to explain empirical observations. |
Folkelige forklaringer er ofte dogmatiske og ændre sig kun over lang tid, mens videnskabelige modeller er dynamiske og ændre sig med ny viden. | Popular explanations are often dogmatic and only change over long periods of time, while scientific models are dynamic and change in accordance with new knowledge. |
Nogle forklaringer kan være pseudovidenskabelige, hvilket vil sige, at man forsøger at underbygge den med videnskabelige begreber, men uden, at der er videnskabelig evidens for forklaringen. | Some explanations might be pseudo-scientific, which means that attempts are made to support them with scientific concepts, but without there being any scientific evidence for the explanation. |
Dette ses hyppigt inden for alternativ behandling, men forekommer også inden for etableret medicin. | This is frequently seen within the field of alternative medicine but also occurs within established medicine. |
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