The Case of Lia Lee Is Significant for Medical Anthropologists

The case of Lia Lee is significant for medical anthropologists because

A) her parents were never able to bridge the gap between their own medical prognosis and that of Lia's doctors.
B) The dramatically different approaches to the resolution of Lia's illness offer a good research opportunity.
C) the clash between the family's beliefs and that of the physicians' was a clear instance of medical pluralism.
D) it provided a window into the application of non-Western medicine that is difficult to document in the field.