The Gendered Experience of Smoking Stigma: Implications for Tobacco Control [0.03%]
烟草控制中的性别化吸烟污名体验分析
Tamar M J Antin,Rachelle Annechino,Geoffrey Hunt et al.
Tamar M J Antin et al.
Tobacco denormalization is a widely accepted tobacco control strategy, shaping policies and programs throughout the United States as well as globally. In spite of widespread beliefs about the effectiveness of tobacco denormalization approac...
Engaging religious leaders to support HIV prevention and care for gays, bisexual men, and other men who have sex with men in coastal Kenya [0.03%]
在肯尼亚沿海地区动员宗教领袖支持男男性行为者、 MSM 和双性恋男子的艾滋病预防和护理工作
Evans Gichuru,Bernadette Kombo,Noni Mumba et al.
Evans Gichuru et al.
In Kenyan communities, religious leaders are important gatekeepers in matters of health and public morality. In a context that is generally homophobic, religious leaders may aggravate or reduce stigmatization of sexual minorities such as ga...
The transitional dynamics of caloric ecosystems: changes in the food supply around the world [0.03%]
卡路里生态系统的转型动态：全球食物供应的变化
Sanjay Basu
Sanjay Basu
Changes to the global food supply have been characterized by greater availability of edible oils, sweeteners, and meats-a profound "nutrition transition" associated with rising obesity, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. Through a...
The assets-based approach: furthering a neoliberal agenda or rediscovering the old public health? A critical examination of practitioner discourses [0.03%]
基于资产的方法：推进新自由主义议程还是重新发现旧的公共卫生？对实践者话语的批判性考察
Michael J Roy
Michael J Roy
The 'assets-based approach' to health and well-being has, on the one hand, been presented as a potentially empowering means to address the social determinants of health while, on the other, been criticised for obscuring structural drivers o...
Policing 'Vancouver's Mental Health Crisis': A Critical Discourse Analysis [0.03%]
《温哥华精神健康危机下的警务》批判性话语分析
Jade Boyd,Thomas Kerr
Jade Boyd
In Canada and other western nations there has been an unprecedented expansion of criminal justice systems and a well documented increase of contact between people with mental illness and the police. Canadian police, especially in Vancouver,...
"Guilty until proven innocent": the contested use of maternal mortality indicators in global health [0.03%]
有罪直到证清：全球卫生领域争论中的孕产妇死亡率指标
Katerini T Storeng,Dominique P Béhague
Katerini T Storeng
The MMR - maternal mortality ratio - has risen from obscurity to become a major global health indicator, even appearing as an indicator of progress towards the global Sustainable Development Goals. This has happened despite intractable chal...
Comparison of social resistance to Ebola response in Sierra Leone and Guinea suggests explanations lie in political configurations not culture [0.03%]
利比里亚和几内亚埃博拉疫情的社会阻力比较表明政治态势而非文化决定了社会反应
Annie Wilkinson,James Fairhead
Annie Wilkinson
Sierra Leone and Guinea share broadly similar cultural worlds, straddling the societies of the Upper Guinea Coast with Islamic West Africa. There was, however, a notable difference in their reactions to the Ebola epidemic. As the epidemic s...
Ann H Kelly,Hayley MacGregor,Catherine M Montgomery
Ann H Kelly
Colonial legacy and the experience of First Nations women in cervical cancer screening: a Canadian multi-community study [0.03%]
殖民地遗赠与第一民族妇女在宫颈癌筛查中的经历：一项加拿大多社区研究
Pamela Wakewich,Brianne Wood,Crystal Davey et al.
Pamela Wakewich et al.
Regular Papanicolaou (Pap) screening has dramatically reduced cervical cancer incidence in Canada since the 1950s. However, Indigenous women's rates of cervical cancer remain disproportionately high, a factor which is not acknowledged in na...
Of neoliberalism and global health: human capital, market failure and sin/social taxes [0.03%]
论新自由主义与全球卫生：人力资本、市场失灵以及罪恶/社会税制
David Reubi
David Reubi
This article tells a different but equally important story about neoliberalism and global health than the narrative on structural adjustment policies usually found in the literature. Rather than focus on macroeconomic structural adjustment ...