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From iatrogenesis to vaccine skepticism: US mothers' negative vaccine perceptions and non-vaccination practices as reverberations of medical harm.

Medical Anthropology Quarterly, 2023
Vaccine skepticism, and the related practices of selective- or non-vaccination, has steadily grown in the twenty-first century, especially among US mothers.
Johanna Bard Richlin
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Exploring the HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) risk rituals: individualisation, uncertainty and social iatrogenesis

Health, Risk & Society, 2023
HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) consists of a daily antiretroviral regimen that prevents HIV acquisition. In this article, we discuss ways in which individuals on PrEP deal with risks and uncertainties through their life experiences amid PrEP risk ...
R. R. da Silva-Brandao, A. Ianni
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[Iatrogenesis].

Deutsche medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 2011
This article describes iatrogenic events, giving examples that range from individual error to systemic malfunctions. It then goes on to analyze individual and system responsibilities in the disclosure of iatrogenic events. A discussion follows on the physician's responsibility, professional integrity, "duty to warn", and transparency as they relate to ...
P, Bahrmann, A, Haack, C C, Sieber
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[Iatrogenesis].

Prakticky lekar, 2003
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Iatrogenesis in the Rheumatological practice

MOJ Orthopedics & Rheumatology, 2023
Introduction: Iatrogenesis is one of the most serious threats to patients with rheumatic diseases, with high morbidity and mortality rates. In contrast to its importance, the published articles relating to the medical practice are scarce, especially in ...
J. Filho
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Intergenerational iatrogenesis: A story of diagnosis, medication, therapy and familial harm [PDF]

Psychotherapy and Politics International, 2020
Intergenerational iatrogenesis: A story of diagnosis, medication, therapy and familial ...
Stevens, Erin
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Therapeutic Trajectories of Kenyan Queer Men with Anal Warts: Iatrogenesis in a Time of Homophobia

Medical Anthropology: Cross Cultural Studies in Health and Illness
Human papillomavirus (HPV)-related anal infection is high among African gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM). In Kenya, queer men living with HPV-related anal warts often avoid health facilities, fearing homophobic retaliation from ...
Lisa Lazarus, Pascal Macharia
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The iatrogenesis of obstetric racism in Brazil: beyond the body, beyond the clinic

Anthropology and Medicine, 2021
In Brazil, Black women are disproportionately denied access to timely care and are made vulnerable to death by avoidable obstetric causes. However, they have not been at the center of recent initiatives to improve maternal health.
K. Williamson
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF IATROGENESIS

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
Antisera prepared in animals were the first really effective therapeutic tools available to physicians for the management of active infections. However, it soon became apparent that the very phenomenon which produced immunity also produced an aberration of immunity: an allergic illness sometimes ensued, ranging in severity from a few benign skin ...
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The neonatal intensive care unit as a site of perinatal iatrogenesis: An ethnographic analysis of postpartum health support in a U.S. children's hospital.

Social Science & Medicine (1967)
Postpartum parents with infants in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) disproportionately lack access to adequate postpartum care, particularly in pediatric hospital settings.
Katey E Mari
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