AI, Politics, Sociology of Health and Illness, surveillance, Technology
Tag: Sociology of health and illness
35 Posts
Digital Health, Digital Societies, digital sociology, Social theory, Sociology of Health and Illness, Spotify, Technology, Uncategorized
Spotify & the financialization of exercise
Digital Health, digital sociology, Events, Social theory, Sociology of Health and Illness
Online event – Covid-19: When Species and Data Meet by Catherine Price
Digital Health, Digital Societies, digital sociology, Social theory, Technology, Uncategorized
Digital Societies: Coronavirus, online misinformation and biological analogies
Digital Health, digital sociology, Politics, Self Tracking, Social theory, Sociology of Health and Illness, Technology, Uncategorized
Self-tracking and “automatic subjects”
Productive bodies and ideology of activity
Digital Health, digital sociology, Self Tracking, Sociology of Health and Illness, Technology, Uncategorized
New project – Can activity self-tracking decrease health and social inequalities? – Using commercial big datasets critically
Biosocieties, Social theory, Sociology of Health and Illness, Teaching, Technologies, Health and Bodies, Technology, Uncategorized
Genetic technologies of the self
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
Digital Health, Events, Self Tracking, Sociology of Health and Illness, Technology, Uncategorized
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