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An epidemiology of women's lives: the environmental risk of breast cancer

Laura K. PottsCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 133-147 | Published online: 21 Oct 2010

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Mollie K. Murphy. (2017) What’s in the World Is in the Womb: Converging Environmental and Reproductive Justice through Synecdoche. Women's Studies in Communication 40:2, pages 155-171.
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Ellen Sweeney & Sonja Killoran-McKibbin. (2016) Selling Pink: Feminizing the Non-Profit Industrial Complex from Ribbons to Lemonaid. Women's Studies 45:5, pages 457-474.
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Laura Potts, Rachael Dixey & Sarah Nettleton. (2007) Bridging differential understanding of environmental risk of breast cancer: Why so hard?. Critical Public Health 17:4, pages 337-350.
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Meredeth TurshenMeredeth Turshen. 2020. Women’s Health Movements. Women’s Health Movements 191 229 .
Erica Prussing. (2018) Critical epidemiology in action: Research for and by indigenous peoples. SSM - Population Health 6, pages 98-106.
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Emily Harrop, John Kelly, Gareth Griffiths, Angela Casbard & Annmarie Nelson. (2016) Why do patients decline surgical trials? Findings from a qualitative interview study embedded in the Cancer Research UK BOLERO trial (Bladder cancer: Open versus Lapararoscopic or RObotic cystectomy). Trials 17:1.
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Nadine Ehlers. (2014) Risking ‘Safety’: Breast Cancer, Prognosis, and the Strategic Enterprise of Life. Journal of Medical Humanities 37:1, pages 81-94.
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Ellen Sweeney. (2014) The Individualization of Risk and Responsibility in Breast Cancer Prevention Education Campaigns. Policy Futures in Education 12:7, pages 945-960.
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Frances Griffiths, Gillian Bendelow, Eileen Green & Julie Palmer. (2010) Screening for breast cancer: Medicalization, visualization and the embodied experience. Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine 14:6, pages 653-668.
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Scott FrickelSahra Gibbon, Jeff Howard, Joanna Kempner, Gwen Ottinger & David J. Hess. (2009) Undone Science: Charting Social Movement and Civil Society Challenges to Research Agenda Setting. Science, Technology, & Human Values 35:4, pages 444-473.
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Elizabeth M. Davis. (2008) Risky Business: Medical Discourse, Breast Cancer, and Narrative. Qualitative Health Research 18:1, pages 65-76.
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Lisa Diedrich & Emily Boyce. (2007) ‘Breast Cancer on Long Island’: The Emergence of a New Object Through Mapping Practices. BioSocieties 2:2, pages 193-218.
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