What We Don't Speak of: Exploring the Impact of Historical Trauma and Discrimination on the Health and Well-Being of Sweden Finns [0.03%]
讳莫如深：历史创伤和歧视对瑞典芬兰人的健康和福祉的影响探析
Mattias Strand,Mona Lindqvist
Mattias Strand
Sweden Finns are one of the five officially recognized national minority groups in Sweden. Approximately 3.6 percent of the total Swedish population are either born in Finland or have at least one Finnish-born parent; however, since Swedish...
Searching for Dwelling: Autism, Adolescence, and the Threat of "No Man's Land" [0.03%]
自闭症、青春期与“无人之境”的威胁
Anne Toft Ramsbøl
Anne Toft Ramsbøl
What does it mean to come of age on the spectrum for autistic adolescents and their families? And how might this transitional stage be related to phenomenological questions of dwelling? As part of a broader research project on family life, ...
Adult ADHD in Cultural Ecosocial Niches: Exploring the Rise of Adult ADHD in Context [0.03%]
文化生态中的成人注意力缺陷多动障碍（ADHD）：探讨情境下的成人注意缺陷多动障碍的兴起
Jesse N Ruse,Paul Rhodes
Jesse N Ruse
Amid rising adult ADHD diagnoses in recent decades, this article introduces a cultural ecosocial niche theory of adult ADHD, suggesting that symptoms emerge within specific cultural and social contexts rather than solely from neurobiologica...
Between Scopic Jouissance and Incorporation: Mukbang as a Digital Site of Psychic Tension [0.03%]
从窥视享受至融入：作为心理张力的数字现场的穆克邦现象
Elie Solal,Anna Cognet-Kayem
Elie Solal
Mukbang, a digital practice that originated in South Korea and has since become a global phenomenon, features individuals consuming large quantities of food on camera while engaging with online audiences. While existing studies have approac...
Negotiating Care and Coercion: Parental Experiences of Involuntary Psychiatric Hospitalization in Japan [0.03%]
协商关怀与强制：日本父母经历的非自愿精神病住院体验
Katsuya Kushihara
Katsuya Kushihara
This article explores how parents in Japan navigate the entangled terrain of caregiving and coercion in the context of involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. Drawing on qualitative interviews with parents whose children were hospitalized ...
Seasoned Veterans of the Waiting Room: Stories from Working-Class Neighbourhoods of Delhi, India [0.03%]
久候室里的老手：来自印度德里工人阶级社区的故事
Kavita Dasgupta
Kavita Dasgupta
Taking seriously the idea that liberation medicine should include, or even start from, the perspectives of those who are at the margins of the current medical system, this article draws on the perspective provided by a group of working-clas...
Correction: "Here it is not about learning Evidence-Based Medicine; it is about Context-Based Medicine": Pragmatic Approaches to Liberation Medicine [0.03%]
“这里不是为了学习循证医学，而是上下文医学”——解放医学的实用方法修正版
Beatriz Aragón Martín
Beatriz Aragón Martín
Published Erratum
Culture, medicine and psychiatry. 2025 Nov 18. DOI:10.1007/s11013-025-09956-x 2025
Confronting the Illness of Recognition: Pain and Reparation Amongst Citizens Mutilated During Protests in Present-Day France [0.03%]
面对承认的疾病：当今法国抗议活动中遭 mutilated市民的痛苦与补偿
Daniela Jacob Pinto
Daniela Jacob Pinto
Since the 1980s, French police forces have used less-lethal weapons (armes à létalité reduite)-meant to neutralize targets without killing them-to enforce order. At first mostly deployed against working-class and racialized citizens livi...
Migrants' Access to Mental Health Services in Italy: The Case of the Transcultural Psychiatric Operational Unit of Catania in Eastern Sicily [0.03%]
意大利移民的精神健康服务利用情况——以西西里东海岸卡塔尼亚 transcultural psychiatric operational unit为例
Irene Maffi,Simona Carotenuto,Aldo Virgilio
Irene Maffi
This article, based on a collaboration between an ethnopsychiatrist, a psychologist and an anthropologist at the Transcultural Psychiatric Operational Unit (TPOU) in Catania, Sicily, examines how a culturally sensitive approach can support ...
The Social Drama of Mental Health Professionals who are also Former Mental Health Service Users [0.03%]
既是精神健康从业人员又是 former mental health service users 的人的社会戏剧
Karina Stjernegaard,Lene Lauge Berring,Sidse Marie Arnfred et al.
Karina Stjernegaard et al.
Studies indicate that the lived experience of being a mental health service user is common among mental health professionals. However, little is known about how such experiences may influence clinical practice. Through interviews and diary ...