Anthropology & Medicine

Papers
(The TQCC of Anthropology & Medicine is 3. 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 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Healing myths, yoga styles and social bodies: socio-logics of yoga as a health practice in the socially stratified city of Marseille, France36
Surveillance life and the shaping of ‘genetically at risk’ chronicities in Denmark18
The insensitivity of ‘sensitive care’: the bureaucracy of pregnancy tissue disposal in England, UK13
Third age fitness: the connective materiality of a major movement in Brazil12
Unveiling patienthood in psychiatric care: an ethnographic study in Nigeria12
When the trial ends: moral experiences of caregiving in a randomized controlled trial in Goa, India11
Infertility as inevitable: chronic lifestyles, temporal inevitability and the making of abnormal bodies in India10
Relational chronicities: kinship, care, and ethics of responsibility10
The family doctor: health, kin testing and primary care in Patna, India10
Uterine fibroid: a socially malignant illness in Haiti9
Making life stories visible: an ethnographic study of body mapping in the context of HIV and AIDS in South Africa9
Treating risk, risking treatment: experiences of iatrogenesis in the HIV/AIDS and opioid epidemics8
Biomedical treatment and divine assistance: complementary reproductive itineraries among catholic women users of assisted reproduction technology in Argentina7
‘Aquí viene una Veneca más’: Venezuelan migrants and ‘the sexual question’ in Peru7
Patient patients: middle-aged British Pakistani women and the intuition of limits to care5
Digital technologies and the future of health: aspirations, care and data5
Failing livers, anticipated futures and un/desired transplants5
‘I do not feel well here as such. But it has become my home’: abandonment and care in healing shrines5
Isabella’s lion: circular care, kinship, and healing in Brazilian Candomblé5
HIV prevention and public morality in Pakistan: the secular normativity of development4
Jointly enclosed in-between: the collective meaning of liminality in refugees’ and other migrants’ mental health care4
Vaccinal chronicity: immunotherapy, primary care, and the temporal remaking of lung cancer’s patienthood in Cuba4
‘Hawa’ and ‘resistensiya’: local health knowledge and the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines4
Antimicrobial prescribing matters: the irreconcilability in moral ranking systems3
From iatrogenic harm to iatrogenic violence: corruption and the end of medicine3
Consciously quarantined: a review of the early anthropological response to the global COVID-19 lockdown3
Iatrogenic trainwrecks and moral injury3
Feeling social change in the gut: gyāstrik and the problematisation of domestic roles among Newar women in contemporary Nepal3
The iatrogenesis of obstetric racism in Brazil: beyond the body, beyond the clinic3
Deinstitutionalizing art of the nomadic museum: practicing and theorizing critical art therapy with adolescents3
‘Having the card makes us feel worthless’: the negative value of government-funded health insurance in India3
Cultural conformity and cannabis care in the wake of intractable pediatric epilepsy3
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