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DESCRIPTION:South Asia Center Presents: Dr. Chandani Liyanage Department of
  Sociology\, University of Colombo\, Sri Lanka The discourse between lay p
 eople and the experts on unknown etiology of Chronic Kidney Disease in Sri
  Lanka Chronic Kidney Disease with unknown etiology (CKDu) is a leading he
 alth problem in contemporary Sri Lanka\, resulting in poor health\, low pr
 oductivity of livelihoods and several other impacts. Dr. Liyanage’s paper 
 explores the discourse between lay people and the experts on the etiology 
 of the disease. The local discourse has become a critique of the available
  explanations given by various experts who come from outside the village s
 ince these explanations are often contradictory. Local people also have th
 eir own explanations and interpretations regarding the etiology and preval
 ence of CKDu in their localities. The paper further explores the ethical i
 ssues related to scientific investigations and health care delivery system
  of the country. 
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SUMMARY:South Asia Center presents: Dr. Chandani Liyanage
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:South Asia Center Presents: Dr. Chandani Liyan
 age Department of Sociology\, University of Colombo\, Sri Lanka The discou
 rse between lay people and the experts on unknown etiology of Chronic Kidn
 ey Disease in Sri Lanka Chronic Kidney Disease with unknown etiology (CKDu
 ) is a leading health problem in contemporary Sri Lanka\, resulting in poo
 r health\, low productivity of livelihoods and several other impacts. Dr. 
 Liyanage’s paper explores the discourse between lay people and the experts
  on the etiology of the disease. The local discourse has become a critique
  of the available explanations given by various experts who come from outs
 ide the village since these explanations are often contradictory. Local pe
 ople also have their own explanations and interpretations regarding the et
 iology and prevalence of CKDu in their localities. The paper further explo
 res the ethical issues related to scientific investigations and health car
 e delivery system of the country. <br>
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