POSTER SESSION DIRECTORY
(Listed Alphabetically by First Author)
1.
Abadía, César, Pinilla, Maria Yaneth, Ariza, Katerine & Ruiz, Camilo, Universidad Nacional de Colombia: Social Torture
and Ideological Fractures in Colombia: Privatization of the Child and Maternity Hospital
2.
Abatepaulo de Faria, Marta, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul: The Meanings of Fertility and Contraception:
Intersections Between Biomedical and Lay Models
3.
Agdal, Rita, University of Southern Denmark: Regulating the “Gifts of Healing”
4.
Alcantara, Eva, Universidad Autonoma de Mexico – Xochimilco: Power-knowledge and Poverty: The Relationship
Between Hospital and Patients in the Intersexual Condition in Mexico
5.
Alex, Gabriele, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity: Folk Medicine in South India:
Negotiating Identity and Authority Through Performance and Representation
6.
Alvarado, Richard, University of California, Riverside: Test Driving Health: Exercising Agency through Body
Modifications
7.
Anderson, Anneka, University of Auckland: Migrant Health Seeking Behaviours in New Zealand Primary Care Contexts:
An Ethnographic Perspective
8.
Arvey, Sarah R., Fernandez, Maria E. & Bartholomew, L. Kay, University of Texas Health Science Center Houston: What
Makes Promotoras Work? Using Promotoras in Cancer Control Interventions on the Texas-Mexico Border
9.
Badami, Sumant, Macquarie University Between Medicine and Manthravady: Agency and Identity in Paniya Health
10.
Barone, T. Lynne, University of Nebraska-Omaha: “But she sleeps better on her tummy:” Online Communities and
Decision-Making about Healthy Infant Sleep
11.
Beldi de Alcântara, Maria de Lourdes, University of São Paulo: Indigenous suicide: What Does That Concept Mean to
Them?
12.
Bennett, Elaine & Macari, Marisa, University of Connecticut: Understanding Childhood Malnutrition in a Maya Village in
Guatemala: A Syndemic Perspective
13.
Bercaw, Nancy, University of Mississippi: The Anatomy of Freedom: American Indian Skulls, African American Organs,
and the Reconstruction of Race after the Civil War
14.
Betancourt, Fabián, Ariza, Katerine, Ruiz, Camilo, Pinilla, Maria Yaneth & Abadía, César, Universidad Nacional de
Colombia: Charity Actions, Paper Rights: Children and Adolescents Living and Affected by HIV/AIDS in Three Colombian
Cities
15.
Bezerra, Maria Enedina Lima, University of Fortaleza-UNIFOR: Healing and Meaning in Spiritism: An Oasis of Hope in a
Desert of Afflictions
16.
Botticello, Julie, University College London: Transnational Objects, Transformative Agency and the Pursuit of Well-being
Among Yoruba-Nigerians in London
17.
Brijnath, Bianca, Monash University: Seeing is Believing: Diagnosing Dementia in Delhi
18.
Brown, Shan-Estelle, University of Connecticut, Storrs & Weatherley-White, Chris, University of Colorado at Denver and
Health Sciences Center, Aurora, CO: Cultural Perceptions of Cleft Lip and Palate in Communities in Egypt, India, Russia,
Kenya, Peru, and Cambodia
19.
Brua, Charles, Penn State University: Tensions Around Medication: Russian-Speaking Patients and English-Speaking
Doctors in a Small Town
20.
Buitrago, María Teresa, Eslava, Daniel & Ortiz, Sandra, Universidad Nacional de Colombia: How to Take Care of Those
Who Take Care of People in Disability Conditions
21.
Cadzow, Renee B., State University of New York at Buffalo, Craig, Mary, Erie Niagara Area Health Education Center
System, Rowe, Jimmy, Health Association of Niagara County, Inc.: Training Community Leaders as Cultural Health
Brokers to Improve Diabetes Self-Management among Urban Minority Women and Men
22.
Canaway, Rachel, Monash University: Chronic Disease Self-management, Complementary Therapies and Health Policy
23.
Carranza, Rosa María Osorio, CIESAS – Mexico: “Maternal Medical Culture” as the Real First Level of Primary Health
Care in Childhood Illnesses in Mexico
24.
Carrion, Iraida V., Castañeda, Heide, Kline, Nolan & Martinez-Tyson, Dinorah, University of South Florida: Barriers
Impeding Access to Primary Oral Health Care Among Migrant Farmworker Families in Central Florida
25.
Ceron, Alejandro, University of Washington, Seattle: Health Care and Everyday Life in Rural Guatemala
26.
Chary, Anita, Messmer, Sarah, Dasgupta, Shom, Kraemer, Anne & Rohloff, Peter, Wuqu’ Kawoq, Guatemala, Washington
University in St. Louis: Ethnographic Insights into Child Malnutrition in Rural Guatemala and Implications for NGO
Practice
27.
Chow, Laurie, Waldman, Elaine, Bagby, Rita, Reporter, Roshan, Beeler, Emily, Ehnert, Karen, Holtwick, Barbara, Simon,
Vanessa, Techagaiciyawanis, Ben, Walker, Silvia & Mascola, Laurene, Los Angeles Department of Public Health, Acute
Communicable Disease Control Program: The Green Creature and Its Little Secret: Efforts to Reduce Reptile-Associated
Salmonellosis in Los Angeles County Children
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29.
Cofie, Leslie, Case Western Reserve University: Reclaiming Photovoice as an Ethnographic Methodology
Cooper, Elizabeth Elliott, Indiana University of Pennsylvania: Good Mother, Bad Mother: The Interplay of Child
Nutritional Policy and Concepts of Motherhood in Malaysian Borneo
30.
Cowie, Rachael, University of Otago: Becoming a Doctor: An Embodied Autoethnography of Emerging Clinical Practice
31.
Cowley, Lorraine, Newcastle University: Exploring the Intersections Between Genetics and Kinship in a Family With a
Genetic Predisposition to Cancer - Emerging Themes
32.
Cox, Kim J., University of Florida, Gainesville: Previous Cesarean in Florida: Healthcare Providers' Decision-Making
about Mode of Delivery
33.
de la Portilla, Elizabeth, San Antonio College & Enciso, Alicia Elizabeth, The University of Texas at Austin: Healing the
Warrior: Anthropologist, Counselor, and Curandera Collaborating in an Integrated Treatment of PTSD in Female
Veterans
34.
Deal, Jeffery: Torture by Cieng: Ethical Theory Meets Social Practice Among the Dinka Agaar of South Sudan
35.
Dixon, LeTesha M., University of Texas: Portraits of a "Well-Baby:" A Case Study of Children's Health in Tulum, Mexico
36.
Dudgeon, Matthew, Emory University: Risk and Reproduction in Guatemala
37.
Dumas, Jean, Levy, Joseph J., Ryan, Bill, Thoer, Christine & Leobon, Alain, Université du Québec à Montréal: Internetbased Health Promotion Programs for Sexual Minorities in Canada: A Study of the Components, Objectives and Future
Developments
38.
Easton, Delia, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene: Pregnant with Possibility: The Implications of
South Bronx Teens' Experiences on Teen Pregnancy Prevention Policies
39.
Erickson-Davis, Cordelia, Columbia University: A Semiotic Ontology of Health
40.
Erol, Maral, Duke University: An Arena for Menopause: Situational Analysis of the Ob/Gyn Clinic in Turkey
41.
Feldman-Savelsberg, Pamela, Carleton College: Fruitful Displacements: Vital Conjunctures, Horizons, and Networks in
Cameroonian Migrants’ Abortion Decisions
42.
Ferkov, Katerina, University of Nova Gorica and Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts: The Non-institutional Use of
Complementary Techniques as Reconstruction of Ethical Potential of Women in Slovenia
43.
Fialová, Lydie, University of Edinburgh, Charles University in Prague, Boston University: Unclaimed Bodies, Unclaimed
Lives: Post-socialism and Psychiatry in the Czech Republic since 1989
44.
Finlay, Juli L., University of Calgary: Mission as a Boundary Object: A Study of the Return of Refugee-Physicians to PostConflict Sudan
45.
Foster, Jennifer, Emory University: The Intersection of Medical Anthropology and Midwifery in the Quest for Global
Maternal-Newborn Health
46.
Gallego-Pérez, Daniel, Critical Medical Anthropology Research Group, National University, Colombia, Hromi-Fiedler,
Amber, University of Connecticut, Lartey, Anna, University of Ghana, Sandow, Adam, National Catholic Secretariat, Ghana
& Pérez-Escamilla, Rafael, National University of Colombia: Food-related Cultural Beliefs of Female Liberian Refugee and
Ghanaian Caretakers Living in Ghana
47.
Ghimire, Sachin, Jawaharlal Nehru University: The Cost of Conflict in Rolpa: An Ethnographic Study of Conflict Affected
Hill District of Nepal
48.
Gibson, Diana, University of the Western Cape: A Case Study of Tuberculosis and Ju/’Hoansi in Tsumkwe Region,
Namibia
49.
Gillette, Meghan, Iowa State University: Global Health and Medical Anthropology: Cultural, Environmental, and
Biological Factors Affecting Age at Menarche Among Swedish Saami Women
50.
Gomez, Steven, University of Oklahoma, Norman: Medical Anthropology Across Disciplinary Boundaries: Perspectives
from Anthropology, Social Work, Health Policy, and Psychology
51.
Grace, Daniel, University of Victoria: Institutional Ethnography: Health Research at the Intersections
52.
Grace, Samantha, University of Arizona: Who has the BEST Sex?: Communicating Gender Ideologies in Sex Education
53.
Greig, Gail, Universities of St. Andrews and Dundee: Meaning Attribution in Inter-organisational, Inter-disciplinary
Primary Healthcare Teams – The Importance of Context in Collective Learning
54.
Grisotti, Márcia, Federal University of Santa Catarina: Science and the Public: The Medical and Popular Construction of
an Emerging Infectious Disease
55.
Gubrium, Aline & DiFulvio, Gloria, University of Massachusetts, Amherst: Survivor Stories: Using Digital Storytelling to
Understand the Experience of a Breast Cancer Diagnosis
56.
Hahm, Bridget & Powell-Cope, Gail, James A. Haley Veteran’s Hospital, Tampa, Florida, Campbell Robert & Westphal,
John, Outcome Engineering, LLC: Beyond Quality Improvement: Predicting Serious Injurious Falls in Nursing Homes
Using Brainstorming and Risk Modeling Techniques
57.
Hansen, Helle Ploug, University of Southern Denmark: A Medical Anthropologist Doing Health Technology Assessments.
What a Challenge!
58.
Hansen, Brooke & Rossen, Jack, Ithaca College: Sarcoidosis: One of the Most Common Diseases You’ve Never Heard of
(Except on House)
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61.
Hansrisuk, Rosalyn, Columbia University: Medical Travel: Entrusting Health to a Foreign Provider
Harris, Kelly, Northern Arizona University: Providing Care to Pregnant Women Who (Ab)use Drugs or Alcohol: An
Analysis of Resources and Needs, in the Context of Medical Anthropology
Hart, Brendan, Columbia University: Joint Embodiment and Radical Translation: “Autism Parents” in the U.S.
62.
Hay, M. Cameron & Embree, Elizabeth, Miami University of Ohio/UCLA: Operationalizing Empathy: A Methodology for
Examining Patient-Clinician Relationships
63.
Head, Sara, Yount, Kathryn & Sibley, Lynn, Emory University: Recognition of and Response to Prolonged Labor Among
Bangladeshi Women
64.
Hengstermann, M., Stanistreet, D., Bruce, N. & Bristow, K., University of Liverpool: Decision Making Regarding Care
Seeking for Sick Children Among Poor Rural Women in San Marcos Guatemala: The Role of “Mal de Ojo”
65.
Hunter, Cynthia, The University of Sydney: Avian Influenza in Bali and Lombok and Global Public Health, Indonesia
2009
66.
Jain, Sumeet, University College London: From Contexts to Categories: Local and Clinical Interpretations of an Idiom of
Distress in Northern India
67.
Jefferson-Lenskyj, Nicolas, University of Queensland & Hilbert, SueLin, MARC Vanuatu: “Culturally-appropriate Care,”
Humanitarianism, Human Rights, and Gift-exchange – Philosophical, Anthropological, and Clinical Issues in Primary-care
Outreach to Indigenous Communities: Case Study “Project MARC Vanuatu”
68.
Jenkins, Kate, CUNY Graduate Center: Autism and Ethnography
69.
Jirovsky, Elena, University of Vienna: A Medical Focus in Campaigns Against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) Seems Not
to Be Enough... A Social Anthropologists Perspective on an Illegal Body Practice in Burkina Faso
70.
Johannessen, Helle, University of Southern Denmark: Exclusive Inclusions: Experiences of Effects of Cancer Practices in
Toscana and Southern Denmark
71.
Junghans, Trenholme, The University of St. Andrews: Accounting for Patient Safety: Changing Regimes of Governance
and Responsibilization in the NHS
72.
Kahn, Linda S., Pastore, Patricia A., Kelley, Marcie, Bartlett, Donald P., Saunders, Elizabeth A., Fox, Chester H. & TumielBerhalter, Laurene, State University of New York at Buffalo: Translating a Diabetes Lifestyle Change Program for
Individuals Living With Serious Mental Illness and Diabetes
73.
Karadag, Ozge: Necessity of Medical Anthropology As a Burden Decreasing Tool in Medicine
74.
Kennell, James Leslie, Southern Methodist University: Sensory Battleground: Sakpata’s Skin, Vaccination Programs, and
the Sensibilisation of an Aja Community in Benin, West Africa
75.
Kim, Bohyun, University of Oxford: The Impact of Social Networks on the Construction of Illness Narratives: A
Systematic Review
76.
Knoll, Eva-Marie, Austrian Academy of Sciences: Reproductive Tourism? Contested Intersections between Medical
Treatment and Travelling
77.
Koo, Kevin, University of Cambridge: Carers’ Representations of Affective Mental Disorders in British Chinese
Communities
78.
Kovacic, Vanja, University of Oxford & Driwale, A., Koboko District Health Unit, Uganda: Navigating Through Health
Systems: An Example of Sleeping Sickness Patients in West Nile, Uganda
79.
Krier, Sarah E., University of Pittsburgh: Our Roots, Our Strength: The Jamu Industry and Women’s Health in
Contemporary Indonesia
80.
Kunstadter, Peter, University of California, San Francisco: Pathways to Malaria Diagnosis and Treatment on the ThaiBurma Border
81.
Kutalek, Ruth, Medical University of Vienna: Violence and Trauma – Congolese Paintings as Narratives of Social Life
82.
Landsman, Gail, SUNY Albany: Disability Research SIG of the SMA: The First Twenty Five Years or Making Lucy Cohen
Happy
83.
Langaas, Anne, Oslo University College: To Touch and to Be Touched: How Students of Physical Therapy do the Body
During Training
84.
Le, Theresa, Wellesley College: Illness in the Cure
85.
Lee, Chi Kei, Chinese University of Hong Kong: Revealing the Long Silence - An Ethnographic Approach to Advocacy for
Patients surviving with Haemophilia and HIV Infection
86.
Lott, Jessica, Southern Methodist University: Domestic Violence and Reproductive Health among Mexican Migrants in
Dallas, Texas
87.
Lou, Stina, Centre of Public Health, Central Region Denmark & Wittrup, Inge, University of Aarhus: Negotiating the
Interpreter’s Role in Clinical Encounters
88.
Luque, John S., Martinez-Tyson, Dinorah, Castañeda, Heide; Vargas, Natalia & Meade, Cathy, Moffitt Cancer Center: HPV
Knowledge among Low-Income Hispanic and Anglo-American Women in a Clinic-Based Setting in West-Central Florida
89.
Macari, Marisa and Baines, Kristina, University of Oxford: Bringing the Community into Community Health Projects:
Perceptions of Diet and Activity among the Maya of Highland Guatemala
90.
McLennan, Amy, Oxford University: I Eat Therefore I Am: Food, Health and Obesity in the Pacific islands
91.
Michinobu, Ryoko, Sapporo Medical University: Ethnographic Approaches to HIV/AIDS Education in Japanese
Multinational Corporations - At the Intersections of Medical Anthropology and Global Health
92.
Mullin, Kate, University of Colorado Denver: Healing Through Natural Birth: Transforming the Self, Re-imagining
Healthcare
93.
Nataraj, Shyamala, Monash University: Ethical Need to Reframe HIV Prevention Discourse for Women
94.
Newbury, Liz, University of Iowa: HPV Vaccine: Contested Ground Between Policy and Practice
95.
Novek, Sheila, University of Manitoba: Race, Gender, Migration and the Filipino Nurse Aide Labour Force in Canada
96.
Oppong, Christine, University of Ghana, Cambridge University: Care of the Seriously Sick in Ghana
97.
Oviedo, Diana & Abadía, César, Universidad Nacional de Colombia: Salud Al Derecho: A Small Non-Governmental
Organization Fighting for the Right to Health of Colombians
98.
Page, Andrew and Claudio, Fernanda, University of Queensland: The Invisible Refugee: Using Culture and Epidemiology
to Map Health Needs of New Migrants in Queensland
99.
Palmquist, Aunchalee L., Sandoval, J.M., Wilkinson, A. & Koehly, L.M., National Human Genome Research Institute:
Illness Experience and Health Identity Among Families of Mexican Origin in Houston
100. Paluzzi, Joan, University of North Carolina Greensboro: Changing the Paradigm
101. Parra, Adriana Gisela Martínez & Abadía-Barrero, César Ernesto, Universidad Nacional de Colombia: Quality of Health
Care or Health Care with Quality? Health Care Professionals and Labor Conditions in the General Health Social Security System
(GHSSS)
102. Perkinson, Margaret A., Saint Louis University, Frank, G., University of Southern California, Kasnitz, D., University of
California, Berkeley & Rodriguez, M., Wayne State University: Developing the Occupational Therapy–Anthropology Connection
in a Developing Country: The Guatemala Field School
103. Potter, Caroline M., University of Oxford: Ethnicity and Obesity Research: Common Sense or Bad Science?
104. Poudrier, Jennifer D., University of Saskatchewan: Picturing the Margins? Exploring the Visual Terrain in Aboriginal
Women’s Health through Photovoice
105. Pulling, Rachel, Indiana University& Odden, Harold L., Purdue University: Cultural Models of Insomnia and its
Management in the United States
106. Quill, Misha, University of Iowa: Academics, Activists: Sharing Knowledge
107. Ragsdale, Katheleen, Mississippi State University & Read, Rebecca, University of Alabama: Conducting Rapid Assessments
in High Risk Venues: Pilot Research among Tourist Women on Spring Break
108. Ramirez, Michelle, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia: “The Greatest Public Good:” Ethical Challenges of the HPV
Vaccine
109. Ratcliffe, Jeffrey S., Temple University: Dietary Health as Choice: Neoliberal Understandings of Food through Education
and Advertisements
110. Ravn, Malin Noem, Norwegian University of Science and Technology: Sexualizing the Pregnant Body in a Norwegian
Context: Proof of Achieved Gender Equality or the Celebration of a Difference that Makes a Difference?
111. Roche, Brenda, Wellesley Institute: Theoretical and Practical Challenges of Participatory Research
112. Roderick, Dennis & Cox, Phil, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth: Castration, Dismemberment, Sexual Renunciation,
and “Inauthentic Altruism:” Body Cutting and the Roles of Law and Psychiatry
113. Rohloff, Peter, Brigham and Women’s Hospital & Kraemer, Anne, University of Kansas & Dasgupta, Shom, Harvard
University: Abandonment and Solidarity: Iindigeneity and the Development Paradox in Guatemala
114. Rudelson, Justin Jon, Dartmouth College: Escaping Sadness: China’s 2000-year Legacy of Manic-Depression and Suicide
and its Impact on China Today
115. Sacks, Emma, Low, Lisa Kane, Bailey, Joanne, Robles, Chayla & Guzman, Marleny, University of Michigan: Neonatal Care in
the Home in Northern Rural Honduras: A Preliminary Qualitative Study of the Role of Traditional Birth Attendants
116. Sanders, Justin, Montefiore Medical Center: Suicide, Mimesis, and Social Networking: The Dual Role of the Internet in the
Bridgend Suicides of South Wales
117. Sandham, Sarah, University of Calgary: Cardiovascular Patients’ Decisions to Use Chelation Therapy: A Qualitative Study
118. Scheib, Holly, Tulane University: “Que no nos vean como iquales” (“They do not see us as equals”): Identity, Acculturation,
and Health in Newly Arrived Latin American Immigrants in Post-Katrina New Orleans
119. Schmitt, Susanne, University of Munich: Embodying and Sensing the Museumscape: Lived Experience of Work at the
Science Museum
120. Schrecker, Ted, University of Ottawa: Denaturalizing Scarcity: A Subversive (and Essential) Perspective on Health
Disparities
121. Siantz, Elizabeth, Cabassa, Leopoldo J., Lewis-Fernández, Roberto, Carliner, Hannah, Nicasio, Andel, Reed, Denise, Turner,
Ron & Tavarez, Madeline, Center of Excellence for Cultural Competence at the New York State Psychiatric Institute:
Development of a Physical Health Services Integration Model in Mental Health Settings: A Qualitative Study
122. Sibley, Candace D., College of Public Health, University of South Florida: When Sex is Your Job: The Intersection of
Anthropology and Epidemiology to Study Adult Film Stars
123. Skoczen, Kathleen N., Southern Connecticut State University: Disease and Development: The Intersection of Health Care in
the Caribbean
124. Smith, Sarah, University of Queensland: Household Space, Cleanliness, and Dengue in Urban Cambodia
125. Smith, Kristen, University of Melbourne: Taking Flight for Health: Medical Tourism in the World System
126. Solomon, Jeffrey, ENRM VA Hospital: U.S. Primary Care Providers’ “Narrative Mind Reading” of Patients: Examples from
Hypertension and Asthma (Mis)Management
127. Stevenson, Jed, Emory University: Parents’ Schooling and Children’s Life Chances: Perspectives from a Longitudinal
Survey and Ethnography in Ethiopia
128. Supanich, Colleen, Florida International University: “Here we are Alone:” The Incorporation of Biomedical Prenatal Care
among Mayan immigrants in South Florida Communities
129. Teman, Elly, University of Pennsylvania: Ultra-Orthodox Women and Prenatal Testing: Moral Pioneering or a God-sent
Ordeal?
130. Tersbøl, Britt & Samuelsen, H., University of Copenhagen: “The doctor just writes what I tell him:” A Study of
Implementation of Integrated Management of Childhood Illness in the Consultation Room
131. Trakas, Deanna, University of the Aegean: Romancing the Fava Bean: An Exercise in Challenging a Myth
132. Uzwiak, Beth, Temple University & Curran, Siobhan, Amnesty International, Dublin, Ireland: Health Decision-Making in
Western Cayo District, Belize, Central America: The Demise of Primary Health Care Amid the Rise of Cultural Explanations for
Poor Health
133. von Glascoe, Christine Alysse, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte: Poverty and Health (In)Equality Under the Condition of
Health System Reform: The Case of Primary Health Care Delivery in Mexico
134. Voss, Ehler, University of Leipzig: “Here comes the scientific approach!” Mediumistic Healers in Germany and Their
Interrelations to Biomedical and Psychological Ideas
135. Wahl, Lissie, Harvard University: Healthcare Delivery or State Formation? Controlling Hepatitis B in Lowland South
America
136. Walks, Michelle, University of British Columbia, Okanagan: Female Infertility, Not Just a Feminine Phenomenon
137. Walz, Leah, Université de Montréal: Historical Insights on Contemporary Infant Health Promotion: Tracing the Genealogy
of Interventions into Infant Health in the Province of Québec, Canada
138. Ward, Dan, Lakehead University: Health Care: The Healing of the Sick?
139. Wawire, Salome, Brown University: The Role of Male Circumcision in Sexual Networks and Sexual Behavior Among Youth
in Kisumu, Kenya
140. Weikert, Aurelia, University of Vienna: "Egg Selling," Surrogacy, New Reproductive Technologies: The Austrian
Development
141. Williamson, Thomas, St. Olaf College: Containing Amok in Malaysia
142. Wirattanapokin, Sappaporn, Monash University: Lay Understandings of Type2 Diabetes: Thai Adolescents and Their
Caregivers
143. Wittrup, Inge, Centre of Public Health, Central Region, Denmark & Lou, Stina, University of Aarhus: InterMultiFemina: An
Anthropological Analysis of Ethnic Minority-women’s Narratives About Health and General Well-being
144. Wurtz, Heather, University of Kansas: Factors Contributing to Rising Rates of Cesarean Procedures: Influences,
Information, and Modern Perceptions of Birth
145. Wyndham-West, Michelle, York University: Risky Women & Girls: HPV and Cancer Prevention Policy
146. Yakam, Josiane Carine Tantchou & Gruénais, Marc-Eric, UMR 912 (INSERM-IRD-U2): Blurring Boundaries: Surgical
Practice in the Context of a Health System Crisis
147. Yasuoka, Keiko, Hokkaido University: Medical Refugees in Japan: Human Organs or Artificial Organs?
148. Zheng, Tiantian, State University of New York, Cortland: Ethnography of Female Sex Workers and Condomless Sex in the
Urban Chinese Sex Industry
149. Zhu, Jianfeng, Fudan University: Facing the “Probabilities:” Maternal Serum Screening, Responsibility and Patient-doctor
Relationship in Prenatal Health Testing in Contemporary Urban China