Sociology of Health & Illness

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  Año 2014, Vol. 36, Número 5

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    Embodiment without bodies? Analysis of embodiment in US-based pro-breastfeeding and anti-male circumcision movements

    Harmony D. Newman, Laura M. Carpenter

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    pág. 639

    
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    Careful science? Bodywork and care practices in randomised clinical trials

    Astrid P. Jespersen, Hanne H. Eriksen

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    pág. 655

    
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    Therapeutic journeys: the hopeful travails of stem cell tourists

    Alan Petersen, Kate Seear, Megan Munsie

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    pág. 670

    
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    Constructing notions of healthcare productivity: the call for a new professionalism?

    Fiona Moffatt, Paul Martin, Stephen Timmons

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    pág. 686

    
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    Technological affordances of risk and blame: the case of the electronic prescription service in England

    Dimitra Petrakaki, Justin Waring, Nicholas Barber

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    pág. 703

    
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    Renegotiating inter-professional boundaries in maternity care: implementing a clinical pathway for normal labour

    Billie Hunter, Jeremy Segrott

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    pág. 719

    
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    How do values shape technology design? An exploration of what makes the pursuit of health and wealth legitimate in academic spin-offs

    Pascale Lehoux, G. Daudelin, Myriam Hivon, Fiona Alice Miller, J.-L. Denis

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    pág. 738

    
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    Achieving visibility? Use of non-verbal communication in interactions between patients and pharmacists who do not share a common language

    Fiona Stevenson

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    pág. 756

    
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    Presuming the influence of the media: teenagers' constructions of gender identity through sexual/romantic relationships and alcohol consumption

    Jane E K Hartley, Daniel Wight, Kate Hunt

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    pág. 772