• The Harm of Bioethics: A Critique of Singer and Callahan on Obesity 

      Mayes, C
      Published 2014-03-01
      Debate concerning the social impact of obesity has been ongoing since at least the 1980s. Bioethicists, however, have been relatively silent. If obesity is addressed it tends to be in the context of resource allocation or ...
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    • Narrative medicine: learning through stories 

      Degeling, C
      Published 2012-01-01
      Animal owners typically speak as storytellers: they communicate concerns about their animals through a narrative. I argue that, rather than being a distraction, a better understanding of the nature of storytelling can help ...
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    • Policies on pets for healthy cities: A conceptual framework. 

      Rock, M; Adams, C; Degeling, C; Massolo, A; McCormack, G
      Published 2015-01-01
      Drawing on the One Health concept, and integrating a dual focus on public policy and practices of caring from the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion, we outline a conceptual framework to help guide the development and ...
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    • SARS as a 'health scare' 

      Hooker, C
      Published 2008-01-01
      Epidemics of fear, perhaps also of disease: here are two of our most prominent anxieties. By ‘us’ I mean the various academics, experts and professionals, who in the ‘western’ nations of North America, Europe and Australia ...
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    • The Views and Experiences of Smokers Who Quit Smoking Unassisted. A Systematic Review of the Qualitative Evidence. 

      Smith, Andrea L; Carter, SM; Dunlop, SM; Freeman, B; Chapman, S
      Published 2015-05-26
      Background Unassisted cessation – quitting without pharmacological or professional support – is an enduring phenomenon. Unassisted cessation persists even in nations advanced in tobacco control where cessation assistance ...
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