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Regulating Hybridity: Policing Pollution in Tissue Engineering and Transpecies Transplantation). At the same time, such hybrids are powerful sources of hope — new treatments for large populations throughout the aging societies, and new sources of wealth for countries seeking a place in the emerging tissue economies.

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Cultural Politics and Human Embryonic Stem Cell Scienced use. Such engagement can result not only in an erosion of public trust in the new technology but active opposition to its introduction. In this situation, as the example of GM food and agriculture ably illustrates, consumer confidence is undermined and potential markets threatened.

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2946-3386 he very meaning of health itself. It is based on new, critical social science research integrated according to core themes, making it accessible and engaging to both students and researchers.978-1-349-54272-7978-0-230-50604-6Series ISSN 2946-3386 Series E-ISSN 2946-3378

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Patient ‘Expertise’ and Innovative Health Technologiesnts in the diagnosis and treatment of chronic illness. The case studies of the pro-ana movement and HIV that follow help deepen the analysis and we conclude the chapter with a summary that draws out some of the general perspectives on expertise identified in the cases.

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Desperately Seeking Certainty: Bone Densitometry, the Internet and Health Care Contextsficant are bone densitometry and the Internet in producing the certainty women seek? What role does the context in which information is found and interpreted play? These questions are addressed in this chapter.

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