Sociology of Health & Illness

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  Año 2012, Vol. 34, Número 5

  • Original articles

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      The meanings and practices of barebacking among Brazilian internet users

      Luís Augusto Vasconcelos da Silva, Jorge Alberto Bernstein Iriart

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      págs. 651-664

      
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      Sex, price and preferences: accounting for unsafe sexual practices in prostitution markets

      Stef Adriaenssens, Jef Hendrickx

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      págs. 665-680

      
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      Courtesy stigma: a hidden health concern among front-line service providers to sex workers

      Rachel Phillips, Cecilia Benoit, Helga Hallgrimsdottir, Kate Vallance

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      págs. 681-696

      
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      Overcoming stigma: how young people position themselves as counselling service users

      Seamus Prior

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      págs. 697-713

      
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      HIV-related stigma and NGO-isation in India: a historico-empirical analysis

      Devaki Nambiar

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      págs. 714-729

      
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      Understanding depression through a �coming out� framework

      Damien Ridge, Sue Ziebland

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      págs. 730-745

      
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      �Let the computer choose?�: the experience of participants in a randomised preference trial of medical versus surgical termination of pregnancy

      Mabel Lie, Carl May, Teresa Kelly, Stephen Robson

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      págs. 746-760

      
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      Introducing the electronic patient record (EPR) in a hospital setting: boundary work and shifting constructions of professional identities

      Erna Håland

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      págs. 761-775

      
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      Who�s to blame? Accounts of genetic responsibility and blame among Ashkenazi Jewish women at risk of BRCA breast cancer

      Jessica Mozersky

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      págs. 776-790

      
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      A theory-based model of translation practices in public health participatory research

      Carole Clavier, Yan Sénéchal, Stéphane Vibert, Louise Potvin

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      págs. 791-805

      

  • Book reviews

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      The Tender Cut: Inside the Hidden World of Self-Injury

      Emily Klineberg

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      págs. 806-807

      
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      Crack Cocaine Users: High Society and Low Life in South London

      Stephen Parkin

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      págs. 807-808