Medical technology and the social how medical technology is impacting social relations, institutions, and beliefs about what is normal / edited by Kathryn Burrows.

Other author Burrows, Kathryn Elizabeth, 1975-
Format Electronic
Publication InfoLanham : Lexington Books, [2024]
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Contents Deconstructing adoption and use of medical technology : the case of two imaging technologies in India / Ankita Mukherjee and India Chakravarthi -- Infrastructural embeddedness and the persistence of fax in Australian healthcare contexts / Rowan Wilken and Jenny Kennedy -- The fetal scan project / Anna Gonzalez Suero -- The alterlife of disabled fetal imaginaries : understanding irradiation and disability after new reproductive technologies / Misria Shaik Ali -- Menstrual futures : medical technologies' impact on beliefs about "normal" bleeding / Amber Nicole Brooks -- The emporia of Aristotle : what prosthetics taught us about the human body / Alan Hawk -- Technologies of repair : naloxone, opioid overdose prevention, and the social in the U.S. Southwest / Danielle Kabella -- Abilify MyCite and the social control of digital pills / Kathryn Burrows.
Abstract "This book explores the intersection between society and medical technology to examine how medical technology impacts day-to-day life"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Medical technology and the social Lanham : Lexington Books, [2024] 9781666940947
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ISBN9781666940954 (ebook)
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