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The Social Production of Disease and Illness | |
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The Social Nature of Disease | |
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Medical Measures and the Decline of Mortality | |
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Who Gets Sick? The Unequal Social Distribution of Disease | |
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Social Class, Susceptibility, and Sickness | |
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Excess Mortality in Harlem | |
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Gender Differences in Mortality | |
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A Tale of Two States | |
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Population Health in Utah and Nevada | |
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Our Sickening Social and Physical Environments | |
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Popular Epidemiology: Community Response to Toxic Waste-Induced Disease | |
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Social Relationships and Health | |
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Dying Alone: The Social Production of Urban Isolation | |
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Health Inequalities: Relative or Absolute Material Standards? | |
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The Social and Cultural Meanings of Illness | |
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Anorexia Nervosa in Context | |
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Aids and Stigma | |
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The Experience of Illness | |
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Self-help Literature and the Making of an Illness Identity | |
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The Meaning of Medications: Another Look at Compliance | |
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The Remission Society | |
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The Social and Organization of Medical Care | |
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Creating and Maintaining the Dominance of Medicine | |
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Professionalization, Monopoly, and the Structure of Medical Practice | |
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Notes on the Decline of Midwives and the Rise of Medical Obstetricians | |
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The End of the Golden Age of Doctoring | |
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Countervailing Power | |
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Changing Medical Organization and the Erosion of Trust | |
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The Social Organization of Medical Workers | |
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The US Health Care System | |
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A Caring Dilemma: Womanhood and Nursing in Historical Perspective | |
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AIDS and Its Impact on Medical Work: The Culture and Politics of the Shop Floor | |
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Medical Industries | |
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The Health Care Industry: Where is it Taking Us? | |
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Medications and the Pharmaceutical Industry | |
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Financing Medical Care | |
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A Century of Failure: Health Care Reform in America | |
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Paying for Health Care | |
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Doctoring as a Business: Money, Markets, and Managed Care | |
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Medicine in Practice | |
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The Struggle between the Voice of Medicine and the Voice of the Lifeworld | |
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Social Death as Self-Fulfilling Prophecy | |
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The Language of Case Presentation | |
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Alternative Health and the Challenges of Institutionalization | |
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Dilemmas of Medical Technology | |
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The Artificial Heart: How Close are We and Do We Want to Get There? | |
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Issues in the Application of High Cost Medical Technology: The Case of Organ Transplantation | |
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A Mirage of Genes | |
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Contemporary Critical Debates | |
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The Relevance of Risk | |
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The Prevalence of Risk Factors Among Women in the United States | |
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Risk as Moral Danger: The Social and Political Functions of Risk Discourse in Public Health | |
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The Medicalization of American Society | |
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Medicine as an Institution of Social Control | |
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Biomedicalization: Technoscientific Transformations of Health, Illness, and U.S. Biomedicine | |
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Rationing Medical Care | |
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Rationing Medical Progress: The Way to Affordable Health Care | |
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The Trouble with Rationing | |
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Toward Alternatives in Health Care | |
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Politicizing Health Care | |
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Helping Ourselves | |
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Illness and Internet Empowerment: Writing and Reading Breast Cancer in Cyberspace | |
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Comparative Health Policies | |
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Comparative Models of "Health Care," Systems | |
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Health Care Reform: Lessons from Canada | |
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Continuity and Change in the British National Health Service | |
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Prevention and Society | |
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Wellness in the Workplace: Potentials and Pitfalls of Work-Site Health Promotion | |
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A Case for Refocusing Upstream: The Political Economy of Illness | |
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