Social Science & Health Innovation for Tuberculosis, is a virtual global network of scholars, learners and community representatives amplifying social science research and innovation to address the global TB epidemic.
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Stay Curious, Stay Informed, Shift Perspectives
In this issue of our newsletter, we draw your attention to a SSHIFTB World TB Day Webinar, an exclusive interview about the dogma of DOT, words with an activist impacted by the Stop-Work order, a new guidance for generating evidence on TB treatments, and our presence at the Union-NAR conference.
Advancing TB social science together
Dr. Nancy Bedingfield will discuss SSHIFTB contributors’ paper:
Stillo J. Connecting the DOTS: Should we still be doing directly observed therapy? Human Organization. 2024.Jan 2; 83(1). 18 – 30; https://doi.org/10.1080/00187259.2023.2286173
There is also an optional companion commentary, Koch E & Versfeld A. Quiet complicity: Anthropologists and the medicalization of TB, Human Organization. 2014, 83(1), 3-6.
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