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Hepatitis C and the limits of medicalisation and biological citizenship for people who inject drugs

Suzanne Fraser Centre for Women's Studies and Gender Research, Monash University, Wellington Road, Clayton, 3800 AustraliaCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 544-556 | Received 09 Jul 2009, Accepted 12 Nov 2009, Published online: 26 Aug 2010

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Sabine Netz. (2019) Enacting biorelational citizenship in X-ray rooms and offices: on age assessments of migrants in Germany. Citizenship Studies 23:7, pages 720-737.
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Carla Treloar, Kiran Pienaar, Ella Dilkes-Frayne & Suzanne Fraser. (2019) Lives of Substance: a mixed-method evaluation of a public information website on addiction experiences. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy 26:2, pages 140-147.
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Suzanne Fraser, Jake Rance & Carla Treloar. (2016) Hepatitis C prevention and convenience: why do people who inject drugs in sexual partnerships ‘run out’ of sterile equipment?. Critical Public Health 26:3, pages 294-306.
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Nicole Charles. (2013) Mobilizing the self-governance of pre-damaged bodies: neoliberal biological citizenship and HPV vaccination promotion in Canada. Citizenship Studies 17:6-7, pages 770-784.
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Suzanne Fraser & David Moore. (2011) Harm reduction and hepatitis C: On the ethics and politics of prevention and treatment. Addiction Research & Theory 19:4, pages 375-379.
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Gemma Nourse, Adrian Farrugia, Suzanne Fraser, David Moore & Carla Treloar. (2023) Optimism and eternal vigilance: Gathering disease, responsible subjects and the hope of elimination in the new hepatitis C treatment era. International Journal of Drug Policy 119, pages 104142.
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Kari Lancaster, Tim Rhodes & Jake Rance. (2020) “Towards eliminating viral hepatitis”: Examining the productive capacity and constitutive effects of global policy on hepatitis C elimination. International Journal of Drug Policy 80, pages 102419.
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Stephen Fox. (2019) Trying times: domestication of healthcare technologies amidst challenging dynamic contexts. Social Theory & Health 17:3, pages 291-306.
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Magdalena Harris & Tim Rhodes. (2018) Caring and curing: Considering the effects of hepatitis C pharmaceuticalisation in relation to non-clinical treatment outcomes. International Journal of Drug Policy 60, pages 24-32.
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Allison V. Schlosser. (2018) “They Medicated Me Out”. Contemporary Drug Problems 45:3, pages 188-207.
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Jack A Clark & Allen L Gifford. (2014) Resolute efforts to cure hepatitis C: Understanding patients’ reasons for completing antiviral treatment. Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine 19:5, pages 473-489.
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Torsten Heinemann & Thomas Lemke. (2013) Biological Citizenship Reconsidered. Science, Technology, & Human Values 39:4, pages 488-510.
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Vicky Bungay. (2013) Health Care Among Street-Involved Women. Qualitative Health Research 23:8, pages 1016-1026.
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Suzanne Fraser. 2012. The Drug Effect. The Drug Effect 91 105 .

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