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Subject(s)

• Diseases [Browse]
• Public health [Browse]
• Social medicine [Browse]
• Stigmatization [Browse]

Related name

• Ginzburg, Shir Lerman [Browse]
• Ostrach, Bayla [Browse]
• Singer, Merrill [Browse]
• Emard, Nicholas [Browse]
• Gideonse, Theodore [Browse]
• Han, Seung Yong [Browse]
• Ginzburg, Shir Lerman [Browse]
• Maithya, Harrison M.K. [Browse]
• Marcus, Ruthanne [Browse]
• McKinley, Gerald [Browse]
• Ostrach, Bayla [Browse]
• Ott, Mary A. [Browse]
• Pfeiffer, Elizabeth J. [Browse]
• Singer, Merrill [Browse]
• Brewis, Alexandra [Browse]
• Trainer, Sarah [Browse]
• Wools-Kaloustian, Kara [Browse]
• Wutich, Amber [Browse]
• Ziegler, James [Browse]

Summary note

In this collection, researchers examine areas in which biosocial health can be better understood through a syndemic framework by looking at how social and biological interactions are driven by stigma.

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