Medical Anthropology

Papers
(The median citation count of Medical Anthropology is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Sound Baths, Trauma Talk, and the Wellness Paradox in the USA34
Responsibilities of Risk: Living with Mental Illness During COVID-1929
On the Affectivity of Touch: Enacting Bodies in Dutch Osteopathy19
Sensing and the Shadows: Invisible Work in Medical Education in the Netherlands18
Health, Migration, and NTDs: An Anthropological View14
“Watering-Down” Strict HIV Testing Quotas on Chinese Men Who Have Sex with Men Community-Based Organizations14
Exploring Medical Egg Freezing as a Disease Management Strategy12
Amulets and Cord Blood: Understanding Banking and Regenerative Medicine in Chennai, India12
Autonomy in Austerity Times. Examining Hormonal Contraceptive Implants in Argentina11
Narratives on Reproductive Justice Among Black Adolescent Girls in Clinical Research in the US10
Compounded Caregiving: Mexican Women in Migrant-Sending Families During COVID-1910
“Back to the Jungle”: Investigating Rats, Grass, Scrub Typhus, and Plantations in Malaya, 1924 – 19749
“Not Like This”: Embodying Blackness and Childhood Cancer in the United States9
Ringing the Existential Alarm: Exploring BirthStrike for Climate8
Nurturing the Female Body: Notions of Wellbeing in Womb Yoga7
A’uwẽ (Xavante) Social Constructions of Well-Being in Central Brazil7
“I’m Just Sitting Now. Wondering.”: Surviving the Wait for Disability7
Making Sense of Chagas Disease among Mexican Immigrants in California7
The (In)visibility of Misdiagnosis in Point-of-Care HIV Testing in Zimbabwe7
Clothing the Clown: Creative Dressing in a Day-center for People with Dementia in the Netherlands6
Competing Responsibilities and the Distribution of Outcome through Dialogic Practice6
Deviant Swedes in the Global Covid-19 Media Environment6
Witchcraft and Cancer in the Narrative of a Portuguese Woman6
Reproductive Entanglements in Times of War: Transnational Gestational Surrogacy in Ukraine and Beyond6
Negotiating Intersecting Precarities: COVID-19, Pandemic Preparedness and Response in Africa6
Mahamari Plague: Rats, Colonial Medicine and Indigenous Knowledge in Kumaon and Garhwal, India6
Correction5
Reproductive Healthcare After Dobbs : Rethinking Obstetric Harm in the United States5
Pregnancy and ‘the Other’: Nausea and Accommodation in Manila5
The Centrality and Value of Women’s Voices5
Testing Ecology: Breast and Gynecological Cancer Predisposition Tests and the National Healthcare System in Spain5
Research, HIV/AIDS, and Turning Waria into a Key Population in Indonesia: An Ethnographic Oral History5
Correction5
Medical Anthropology Past, Present, and Future: The State of the Art5
“I Think I Have Enough for Now”: Living with COVID-19 Antibodies in the Philippines5
Tallying Abandonment in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Consequences of Counting in the Afterlife of Aid4
The “Reservoir” Metaphor in Anti-Venereal-Disease Campaigns in Mid-Twentieth-Century North America4
Precarity and Hope at the Intersections of HIV and Cervical Cancer in a Johannesburg Clinic4
The Trouble of Stigma in the Age of Datafication: Screening for Mental Health Issues in a Refugee Camp in Jordan4
Therapeutic Values in Cancer Care4
Contesting the Reservoir: Guarani-Mbya Criticisms of Zoonosis, Race, and Dirt in the Jaraguá Indigenous Land, Brazil4
Toward Personalized Informed Consent in Cancer Care4
Good, Bad Religious Leaders: Binary Talk in a Tanzanian Health Project4
Cripping Collaboration: Science Fiction and the Access to Disability Worlds4
Who We Test For: Aligning Relational and Public Health Responsibilities in COVID-19 Testing in Scotland4
Subject in the Making: Technologies of the Self and Aspirations for a Good Life in Contemporary Denmark4
Antibiotics in Catalan Primary Care: Prescription, Use and Remedies for a Crisis of Care3
Time for a Focus on Climate Change and Health3
“Everything in India Happens by Jugaad”: Dai-mas in Institutions in Rural Rajasthan3
Where Have All the Heroes Gone?3
Economic Rationalities and Notions of ‘Good Cure and Care’3
“Demand Side” Health Insurance in India: The Price of Obfuscation3
Counter-Demography: Situated Caring for the Aged in Andean Peru3
Tackling the Unknown: Medical Semiotics of Inflammation and their Legal-Epistemological Boundaries in Brazil2
Tinkering with Time versus Being under the Spell of Time2
Crafting Ethnographic Relationships During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Germany Using Voice-Based Technologies2
“Backing Weakness:” Conceptualizations of Q’eqchi’ Women’s Vulnerability in Belize2
Correction2
Discerning Epidemic Preparedness in Sierra Leone2
The Weariness of Hoping: Synchronizing Affect While Awaiting Organ Transplantation for Cystic Fibrosis in Germany2
Language in Medical Worlds: Hearing Technology for Deaf Jordanian Children2
Faith in the Future: Posttraumatic Growth Through Evangelical Christianity for Immigrant Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence2
Relational Harm: On the Divisive Effects of Global Health Volunteering at a Hospital in Rural Zambia2
Articulating Interesting Subject Positions for People with Dementia: On Hanging Out in Dutch Nursing Homes2
Framing the Labor of Paid Egg Donors in Iran: Marginality, Gendered Care, and Divine Reward2
Travelling Thai Surrogate Mothers: Required and Restricted Mobility in Transnational Surrogacy2
“There’s No Constant”: Oxytocin, Cortisol, and Balanced Proportionality in Hormonal Models of Autism2
“Are You Sure It’s Not the Corona Vaccine?” An Ebola Vaccine Trial During COVID-19 in DRC2
Independent Homebirth Midwives in France: The Persecution of a Profession2
“Restoring the Sacred Part of Birth”: Doula Care and Cesarean Birth in Switzerland2
Collective Sensemaking and Healthcare Workers’ Ripple Effect Influencing Vaccine Hesitancy in West Michigan2
Expanding Medical Semiotics2
Ethical and Epistemological Implications of Conducting Ethnographic Fieldwork as a Researcher-cum-Clinician in Brussels, Belgium2
Bridging Reproductive and Productive Work: The Case of Surrogates in California2
Un/Diagnosed: Family Experience of Genomic Diagnoses and the Re-Making of (Rare) Disease in the UK2
Mistrustful Dependency: Mistrust as Risk Management in an Italian Emergency Department2
Epistemologies of Living With and Treating Rare Metabolic Disorders2
All the Other Stuff: Treatment as Prevention and the Embodiment of Undetectability2
HIV Support Groups and the Chronicities of Everyday Life in eSwatini2
Covid-19 Riskscapes: Viral Risk Perceptions in the African Great Lakes2
The (After)life of a Trial: Biocommunicability of an At-Risk Pregnancy1
Which Ethnography? Whose Ethnography? Medical anthropology’s Epistemic Sensibilities Among Health Ethnographies1
Pharmaceuticalization and Care Coordination in New York City Outpatient Mental Health1
Understanding Gut Sensations: Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Diagnostic Fluidity in Danish Clinical Practice1
Intimate Compromise: Reproduction, Piety, and Medicine Among American Orthodox Christians1
Chagas Disease across Contexts: Scientific Knowledge in a Globalized World1
Covid-19 and Social Stigma in Hospitals: A New Epidemic of Signification?1
“Mix or Match?”: Transnational Fertility Industry and White Desirability1
Multispecies Childcare: Child Veganism and the Reimagining of Health, Reproduction, and Gender in Switzerland1
Challenging NHS Corporate Mentality: Hospital-Management and Bureaucracy in London’s Pandemic1
Encountering Ethics1
Taking Opportunities, Taking Medicines: Antibiotic Use in Rural Eastern Uganda1
(Mis)Perceiving Apnea and Insomnia in Germany: A Tale of Two Disorders1
Health Care Delays and Social Suffering Among Indigenous People with Diabetic Foot Complications in Mexico1
Complimentary Addictions: Pharmaceutical Experimentalism and the Problem of Recovery in Baltimore1
Framing Kin Resistance to Opioid Overdose in Philadelphia1
Water Insecurity and Maternal Health Among Haudenosaunee Women in Canada1
Medicalization of Old Age: Experiencing Healthism and Overdiagnosis in a Nordic Welfare State1
A “Rich People’s Disease”: Migrant Workers and Structural Disability in China1
Venturing Inside the Body: Transformative Experiences of Pain, Anatomy and Age among Danish Patients Undergoing Awake Arthroscopic Surgery1
Afterword: Disease Reservoirs and Spatial Imaginaries in the Time of COVID-191
Pregnancy As Window of Opportunity? A Danish RCT on Physical Activity During Pregnancy1
Dangerous Knowledge and Proxy-Reasons: A Kurdish Woman’s Therapeutic Attempts1
Decision-making and Poor Prognosis: When Death is Silenced by Action1
Correction1
Of Numbers and Moods: Screening for Mental Health Issues in a Rohingya Refugee Camp in Bangladesh1
The Allure of Scapegoating Return Migrants during a Pandemic1
The Uncertain Presence: Experiences of Living with Metastatic Breast Cancer1
Making it Work: Everyday Life and Healthcare with Multiple Chronic Illnesses in Denmark1
Are There Global Syndemics?1
Uncertainty Work: Dealing with a Psychiatric Crisis in Two European Community Mental Health Teams1
Temporalities of Aged Care: Time Scarcity, Care Time and Well-Being in Danish Nursing Homes1
Between Deserts and Jungles: The Emergence and Circulation of Sylvatic Plague (1920-1950)1
Re-examining Norms of Disrespect and Abuse in the Second Stage of Labor in Tanzanian Maternity Care1
Deploying Normality: Cancer Survivor Identity and Authenticity in Ritual-like Practice1
Reliving it All Over Again: Uncanny Temporalities of Injection Drug Use and Hepatitis C Diagnosis in Southwest Virginia, USA1
In/Visible – A Photographic Journey Into the Lives of Egg Donors in Spain1
Eating and Being Eaten: The Meanings of Hunger among Marind1
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