The following is a partial list of the "I" codes for Medical Subject Headings (MeSH), as defined by the United States National Library of Medicine (NLM). This list continues the information at List of MeSH codes (H01). Codes following these are found at List of MeSH codes (I02). For other MeSH codes, see List of MeSH codes. The source for this content is the set of 2006 MeSH Trees from the NLM. – social sciences – anthropology – anthropology, cultural – archaeology – culture – acculturation – ceremonial behavior – circumcision, female – civilization – arab world – western world – greek world – roman world – cross-cultural comparison – cultural characteristics – cultural diversity – cultural evolution – ethnology – folklore – funeral rites – human body – medicine, traditional – ethnopharmacology – medicine, African traditional – medicine, arabic – medicine, unani – medicine, ayurvedic – medicine, kampo – medicine, oriental traditional – medicine, chinese traditional – qi – yin-yang – medicine, kampo – medicine, tibetan traditional – medicine, unani – shamanism – superstitions – magic – witchcraft – taboo – anthropology, physical – craniology – forensic anthropology – paleontology – fossils – mummies – paleodontology – paleopathology – cost of illness – criminology – crime – abortion, criminal – fraud – homicide – infanticide – sex offenses – child abuse, sexual – rape – theft – violence – domestic violence – child abuse – child abuse, sexual – munchausen syndrome by proxy – elder abuse – spouse abuse – terrorism – bioterrorism – chemical terrorism – september 11 terrorist attacks – torture – war crimes – holocaust – criminal law – forensic sciences – forensic ballistics – forensic anthropology – forensic dentistry – forensic medicine – autopsy – blood stains – dermatoglyphics – dna fingerprinting – exhumation – forensic pathology – forensic psychiatry – insanity defense – lie detection – paternity – demography – age distribution – censuses – family characteristics – birth intervals – birth order – marital status – divorce – marriage – single person – single parent – widowhood – health status – geriatric assessment – population dynamics – emigration and immigration – health transition – population control – population growth – sex distribution – sex ratio – economics – capitalism – resource allocation – health care rationing – environment design – forecasting – government – federal government – united states government agencies – government