The making of body differences: physical activity, gender, and age in institutional addiction treatmentFootnote^*

* The study that forms the basis for this article has been financed by FAS (Forskningsrådet för arbetsliv och socialvetenskap [The Research Council for Working Life and Social Science]). The empirical material has been collected by David Hoff. Tina Mattsson has processed and analysed the material.

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