... HIV/AIDS cholera health communication global health Venezuela ...

... Gadkhali ghost cholera Birth and Death Registration Act of 1873 governmentality ...

... to lifesaving treatments. Work in a cholera epidemic in Venezuela illustrates how health communication and education efforts can further stigmatize indigenous and other oppressed populations. HIV/AIDS cholera health communication global health Venezuela The interlude outlines cases in which...

... but that can also run cover for failures to provide access to lifesaving treatments. Work in a cholera epidemic in Venezuela illustrates how health communication and education efforts can further stigmatize indigenous and other oppressed populations. HIV/AIDS cholera health communication global health...

.... Gadkhali ghost cholera Birth and Death Registration Act of 1873 governmentality ...

... can be designed to occasion or silence particular types of stories and journalism can prompt epidemiological inquiry. A prominent feature of the 1992–1993 cholera epidemic in Delta Amacuro was news coverage in which public health officials attributed some 500 deaths to an “indigenous culture” whose...

... The history of disease and environment in the Indian Ocean world links the region to broader world histories and offers ways to better understand the region on its own terms. This chapter addresses teaching the histories of diseases such as smallpox, cholera, and malaria that were endemic...

... with communicable models associated with indigenous medicine during a cholera epidemic. Another case profiles an HIV+ choir in South Africa whose members merged contrastive communicative modalities and views on health. In the 1980s, the gay social movement challenged HIV/AIDS protocols in the United States...

... and journalism, in which epidemiological investigation can be designed to occasion or silence particular types of stories and journalism can prompt epidemiological inquiry. A prominent feature of the 1992–1993 cholera epidemic in Delta Amacuro was news coverage in which public health officials attributed some...

... This chapter extends the book's key argument regarding the relationship between health inequities and health/communicative inequities. Like the "carceral apparatus" (Loïc Wacquant) that dominates the lives of U.S. working-class African Americans, officials' responses to the 1992–1993 cholera...

... of disease and environment in the Indian Ocean world links the region to broader world histories and offers ways to better understand the region on its own terms. This chapter addresses teaching the histories of diseases such as smallpox, cholera, and malaria that were endemic to the Indian Ocean and have...