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hannah bradby

Uppsala University

Uppsala, Sweden

Specialty Chief Editor

Medical Sociology
maria berghs

De Montfort University

Leicester, United Kingdom

Associate Editor

Medical Sociology
sangeeta chattoo

University of York

York, United Kingdom

Associate Editor

Medical Sociology
cláudia de freitas

Institute of Public Health, University of Porto

Porto, Portugal

Associate Editor

Medical Sociology

Medical Sociology

Submit your research

Author guidelines

Editor guidelines

Peer review

Publishing fees

Editors

hannah bradby

maria berghs

sangeeta chattoo

cláudia de freitas

Articles

“[T]he most precise and thorough understanding of the situation we are struggling to change”: re-capturing emancipatory disability research

MEDICAL MESOCOSMS AND COHORT DIFFERENCES IN VICTIM DECISIONS IN SPOUSAL VIOLENCE IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA

Who decides on time? Mad Time as a disruptor of normative research politics and practices

Fair allocation of resources in the moral dilemma of triage

Research Topics

Enhancing Data Collection and Integration to Reduce Health Harms and Inequalities Linked to Violence

Critical perspectives on gendered mental health issues/women’s mental health

Novel Sociological Methods and Practices of Engagement across Disability Communities

Digital Health and Medical AI: Participatory Governance, Algorithmic Fairness and Social Justice