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Biosocieties, Social theory, Sociology of Health and Illness, surveillance, Teaching, Technologies, Health and Bodies, Technology, Uncategorized

Technologies for governing healthy bodies: “surveillance medicine” and public health

October 20, 2017 — 3 Comments

Biosocieties, Social theory, Sociology of Health and Illness, Teaching, Technologies, Health and Bodies, Uncategorized

Innovation and the medical gaze

October 12, 2017 — 3 Comments

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