This month’s “In the Journals…” brings us a body of articles discussing pregnancy, childbirth, nursing, female anatomy, substance abuse, and addiction, with a focus on risk, secrecy, stigma, and strategies of coping and self-preservation.
Critical Public Health
What’s the story on addiction? Popular myths in the USA and Finland
Matilda Hellman & Robin Room
The study inquires into popular myths …
This is the second part of May’s journal roundup:
Maie Kiisel and Triin Vihalemm
…In this article, we examine the communication of health risks caused by technological and natural disasters to the public. Contrary to the commonly
This post is a follow-up to Jason Alley’s earlier article: “In the Journals… February (Part 1).”
A brief review of some of the most relevant periodicals situated at the intersection between medicine, medical humanities, and the social sciences – Social Science & Medicine, Psychosomatic Medicine, Philosophy, Ethics, and Humanities in Medicine, and Transcultural Psychiatry, to name …