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June 2025
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 13| How sexuality shapes health spaces: Norms, practices, and forms of
resistance
| Yaël Eched, Christine Hamelin, Marie Le Clainche-Piel, Cécile Thomé
Pages 15 to 43| From “transsexualism” to HIV care: The categorization of
transmasculine sexualities in relation to lived experience
| Paul Rivest, Clark Pignedoli
Pages 45 to 70| Heteronormative and unspeakable. Sexuality, from medical training
to consultations
| Leslie Fonquerne
Pages 71 to 99| The moral costs of addressing sexuality in gynaecological care
| Gwénaëlle Mainsant
Pages 100 to 100| Back matter
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March 2025
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 31| Beyond expertise: the normative dimension of forensic work in a
context of persistent armed violence
| Luis Miguel Camargo Gomez
Pages 33 to 40| Are all those who die violently victims? The development and
evolution of representations of violent deaths in the context of
armed conflict (Commentary)
| Julie Lavielle
Pages 41 to 68| Following clinical guidelines, selecting patients
| Cyril Knecht
Pages 69 to 79| Integrating social determinants of health and behavior change
techniques in physiotherapy (Commentary)
| Diana Zidarov
Pages 81 to 108| Cancer-related fatigue and its variations: Contemporary experiences
of breast cancer
| Victor Poupard, Omar Zanna, Stéphane Héas
Pages 109 to 116| Fatigue, language, and self-communication. How fatigue became
phatic (commentary)
| Philippe Zawieja
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December 2024
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 2 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 30| Closer to drug users: the emotional work of addictology
professionals
| Caroline Protais, Maitena Milhet
Pages 31 to 42| “With a heavy steel chain that he turned around his head”. The
emotional work of addiction carers put to the test by sociological
research (Commentary)
| Dominique Friard
Pages 43 to 73| Towards a more comprehensive and inclusive approach? Teaching the
social dimension of gender and sexuality in French medical schools
| Blanche Plaquevent
Pages 75 to 82| The use of gender in health: The need for teacher training
(Commentary)
| Francesca Arena
Pages 83 to 90| A scientific advisory board to support Sciences Sociales et
Santé
Pages 91 to 92| Back matter
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September 2024
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 1 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 31| The fragile conditions of pluriprofessionalism between doctors and
support professionals: the case of microstructures médicales
addictions (MSMA)
| Laura Duprat
Pages 33 to 40| The challenges of an integrated approach in addictology
| Antonia Dandé
Pages 41 to 68| Producing survey data during the pandemic. A history of the Sapris
and Epicov projects
| Quentin Dufour
Pages 69 to 76| Is the devil hiding in the data? Some remarks on false correlations
in public health
| Mathieu Corteel
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June 2024
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages I to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 33| The medical production of ignorance. Why doctors overestimate the
risks of abortion
| Raphaël Perrin
Pages 35 to 60| Ignoring gender in clinical research in oncology
| Estelle Vallier, Sylvain Besle, Emilie Charton
Pages 61 to 74| L’ignorance de genre en santé : exhumer des savoirs
que l’on ignore (encore)
| Bleuwenn Lechaux, Eugénie Saitta
Pages 75 to 101| Revealing or invisibilizing HIV prevention? Circulations and
individual strategies in the use of PrEP among men who have sex
with men and female sex workers
| Théo Sabadel
Pages 103 to 109| La PrEP en Afrique subsaharienne : entre l’épreuve du réel
et l’espoir d’une nouvelle ère
| Jean-Baptiste Guiard-Schmid
Pages 110 to 112| Back matter
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March 2024
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 8| Adele E. Clarke (1945-2024)
| Nicolas Henckes
Pages 9 to 11| Lise Demailly (1947-2024)
| Hélène Chéronnet
Pages 13 to 15| Sciences Sociales et Santé is changing
Pages 17 to 42| The unequal regulation of mental health among professionals in
nursing homes during the pandemic
| Florian Pisu, Christine Rotonda, Claire Touchet, Benoît Lalloué, Abdou Omorou, Elise Eby, Cyril Tarquinio
Pages 43 to 50| Loss of meaning at work and salary strategies
| Anne Le Roy, Emmanuelle Puissant
Pages 51 to 61| Des victimes en procès. Essai sur la réparation
| Janine Barbot, Nicolas Dodier
Pages 62 to 67| Repairing the living? What a lawsuit does to its protagonists
| Liora Israël
Pages 68 to 73| On the equivocal role of victims
| Vololona Rabeharisoa
Pages 74 to 81| Victims who matter
| Anthony Stavrianakis
Pages 82 to 91| Des victimes en procès. Essai sur la réparation
| Janine Barbot, Nicolas Dodier
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December 2023
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 31| Supportive oncology care: a resource unequally mobilized to cope
with cancer
| Hélène Kane, Jade Gourret Baumgart, Frédéric Denis
Pages 33 to 41| Between care and self-care, supportive care in cancer
| Jean-Christophe Mino, Céline Lefève
Pages 43 to 70| Giving birth during the Covid pandemic in France: from “everything
went well” to a feeling of stolen motherhood
| Virginie Rozée, Clémence Schantz
Pages 71 to 78| When health disorders shake up social relationships
| Agnès Adjamagbo
Pages 79 to 105| “Fighters” and “weaklings”? Working with endometriosis
| Alice Romerio
Pages 107 to 113| One for all, all losers? The difficulty of taking the body into
account in organisations
| Edwige Rémy
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September 2023
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 28| The health work of unemployed people: qualitative approach
| Dominique Lhuilier, Dominique Gelpe, Anne-Marie Waser
Pages 29 to 35| Legal dimensions of health employability
| Marion Del Sol, Anne-Sophie Ginon
Pages 37 to 62| HIV over the long term: veiling and unveiling under the test of
time
| Sarah Yvon, Aude Béliard, Laurent Blum, Antoine Bachelard, Jade Ghosn, Marie-Aude Khuong, Sylvie Le Gac, Laïla Loste, Agnès Villemant
Pages 63 to 68| The social logics of concealing/revealing illness. Stigmatizations
and discriminations in HIV/AIDS
| Anaïk Pian
Pages 69 to 94| When caregivers’ practices “calm” or “stress” patients:
Psychosocial support for patients infected with SARS-CoV-2 in
Bamako
| Abdourahmane Coulibaly, Laurence Touré, Fanny Chabrol, Kate Zinszer, Valéry Ridde
Pages 95 to 99| Disabling uncertainty and stress! Limitations of Covid management
in an Hospital Department in Bamako, Mali
| Philippe Msellati
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June 2023
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 29| “No crisis, be cooperative!”: The conditions of taking into account
the patients’ voice in a psychiatric unit
| Sébastien Saetta, Emmanuelle Fillion, Ana Marques, Julie Minoc
Pages 31 to 39| Speech and madness, a purely political affair? A critical analysis
of relational difficulties in psychiatry
| Héloïse Haliday
Pages 41 to 64| The caring quality of alcohol. Ethnography of a care relationship
in a medical shelter for homeless people
| Gabriel Uribelarrea
Pages 65 to 73| The caring quality of alcohol. Ethnography of a care relationship
in a medical shelter for homeless people
| Jean-Pierre Couteron
Pages 75 to 100| Reconfigurations of the “patient’s work” and of the therapeutic
relationship during the implementation of a telemonitoring device.
The case of diabetology
| Alexandre Mathieu-Fritz, Nolwenn Gérard
Pages 101 to 109| Remote Health Monitoring: Disruptive technology and change of care
organization
| Claude Sicotte
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March 2023
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 28| Men with failure: heart failure surveillance as a site for reading
masculinities
| Ingrid Voléry, Laëtitia Lamongie
Pages 29 to 39| Men’s health: alarming findings that mobilize little
| Anne-Sophie Grenouilleau-Albertini
Pages 41 to 64| Social representations of mental illness and madness in
Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina Faso)
| Émilie Pigeon-Gagné, Ghayda Hassan, Maurice Yaogo, Thomas Saïas, Djeneba Ouedraogo
Pages 65 to 73| ‘Imported’ psychiatry and vernacular representations in West
Africa: a look at Bobo-Dioulasso psychiatric ward
| Romain Tiquet, Nodjouté Hien
Pages 75 to 98| Playing into the “irresponsable” hands to curb the HIV epidemic?
Responsabilities and ideals in PrEP consultations in France
| Valentin Rio
Pages 99 to 102| Combinated HIV Prevention: Science, Practice and Public Health
| François Dabis
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40 years
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 7| Editorial
| Le comité de rédaction
Pages 9 to 38| “We wanted to rock the house”
| Martine Bungener, Sébastien Darbon, Marcel Goldberg, Janine Pierret, Pascale Bourret, Hélène Bretin, Patrick Castel, Sébastien Dalgalarrondo
Pages 39 to 67| Disciplinary horizons and main themes of Sciences Sociales et
Santé (1994-2021)
| Patrick Castel, Jean-Philippe Cointet, Pascale Bourret
Pages 69 to 106| Multidisciplinarity in health: Which outcome? Which perspectives?
| Madeleine Akrich, Églantine Armand-Rastano, Nathalie Bajos, Janine Barbot, François Beck, Sylvain Bertschy, Linda Cambon, Alice Desclaux, Tania Dos Santos, Cécile Durand, Cécile Fournier, Delphine Gardey, Sébastien Gardon, Amandine Gautier, Maud Gelly, Gabriel Girard, Baptiste Godrie, Moritz Hunsmann, Yves-Gabriel Kerisit, Thierry Lang, Brice Laurent, Solenne Larrère, Borhane Slama, Judith Wolf
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December 2022
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 28| Community health workers in Senegal. Unity and segmentation of a
semi-professional group in rural and peri-urban areas
| Abdoulaye Moussa Diallo, Ivan Sainsaulieu
Pages 29 to 37| Historical invariants of community health challenges in emergencies
in Africa
| Valéry Ridde, Fatoumata Hane
Pages 39 to 65| Communication phenomena in public adult psychiatry centers: forms,
innovations and issues
| Lise Demailly, Héloïse Haliday
Pages 67 to 74| The coordination of mental health support: the loss of the
predominance of psychiatry and the new place of people with mental
health troubles in their care
| Delphine Moreau
Pages 75 to 98| When the removal from the medical norm questions the intimate
norms: the example of coitus interruptus
| Cécile Thomé
Pages 99 to 107| The withdrawal method: how contraceptive techniques reshape
masculinities
| Vulca Fidolini, Ingrid Voléry
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June 2022
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 29| “Would you do this to your mother?” Standardization, deliberation,
and medical decision in multidisciplinary cancer staff
| Benjamin Derbez, Meoïn Hagège
Pages 31 to 36| Advice or decision of multidisciplinary tumour committees?
| Fadila Farsi
Pages 37 to 60| Consent in the making: (dis)agreements between children and health
staff and micro-consent in the field of pediatric cardiology
| Carla Vaucher
Pages 61 to 70| Does the sociology of medicine disregards childhood?
| Sarra Mougel
Pages 71 to 94| Becoming a “compulsive gambler”: a sociological analysis of the
life story of a Gamblers Anonymous member
| Aymeric Brody
Pages 95 to 104| Is excessive gambling an addiction?
| Jean-Pierre G. Martignoni-Hutin
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March 2022
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 30| Healing the living rather than righting the wrongs: The
organization of hospital medicine and the underreporting of
occupational hemopathies
| Sylvain Brunier, Jean-Noël Jouzel, Giovanni Prete
Pages 31 to 39| The under-compensation of professional diseases: An epidemiological
perspective
| Marcel Goldberg
Pages 41 to 66| Participatory apparatuses supporting an extensive vision of health:
The division of participation work in multidisciplinary group
practices
| Noémie Morize
Pages 69 to 74| The participation of users/inhabitants in a coordinated group
health project: An achievable utopia
| Didier Ménard
Pages 75 to 100| Between conservatism and gradualism
| Jean Bienaimé
Pages 103 to 109| The origins of “transsexualism” in France: a psychoanalytical
reluctance
| Arnaud Alessandrin
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December 2021
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 31| Local coordination dynamics in long term care: Professional
recompositions surrounding case management
| Arnaud Campéon, Blanche Le Bihan-Youinou, Alis Sopadzhiyan
Pages 33 to 39| Case management: Dealing with the complexity of care pathways
(comment)
| Céline Delecluse
Pages 41 to 68| How the perception of a virus has shifted as a result of its
vaccine? The management of HPV and associated pathologies in
Belgium
| Margaux Nève
Pages 69 to 74| An infectious cancer? How the demonstration of the link between HPV
and cervical cancer has changed the perception of this cancer and
public health practices (comment)
| Ilana Löwy
Pages 75 to 103| Engaging in a TPE program in oncology: The effects of
socializations and in-session interactions on the forms and
meanings of engagement
| Lucie Forté, Émilie Gaborit, Philippe Terral
Pages 105 to 117| How can we build a personalized and liberating form of therapeutic
education? (comment)
| Brigitte Sandrin
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September 2021
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 32| Managing uncertainty in genetic prevention: medical decision and
thrombophilia in a hospital setting
| Mauro Turrini, Catherine Bourgain
Pages 33 to 39| In what sense does genetics “change the rules of the game”?
| Benjamin Derbez
Pages 41 to 67| Operating on weight and the weight of the operation. The regimes of
justification of obese patients waiting for bariatric surgery
| Yann Beldame, Sylvain Ferez, Éric Perera, Ghislaine Gallenga, David Nocca
Pages 69 to 77| Bariatric surgery without excessive honor or indignity
| Bertrand Millat
Pages 79 to 105| The contradictory injunctions of the intersectoral approach in
public health policy. The case of France's national nutrition
health program
| Loïc Sallé, Marina Honta, Nadine Haschar-Noé
Pages 107 to 112| The impossibility of intersectorality in health care?
| Patrick Hassenteufel
Pages 113 to 113| Received by the Editorial Board
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June 2021
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 32| How do new forms of scientific expertise emerge? Representations,
experimentation, promotion, and negotiation. The case of INSERM's
systematic literature review methods
| Vincent Caby
Pages 33 to 41| Scientific experts and public policy: The paradox and research
avenues for the political sociology of expertise
| David Demortain
Pages 43 to 69| Artificial intelligence and tacit knowledge. A case study on the
use of a new tool for detecting abnormalities in radiology
| Giulia Anichini, Bénédicte Geffroy
Pages 71 to 78| Artificial intelligence in medicine: From promises to uses . . .
via development
| Alexandre Mathieu-Fritz
Pages 79 to 101| Assisted reproductive technology for all? The removal of illegal
immigrants’ access to reproductive health care: A
little-known-about form of discrimination
| Constance Schuller
Pages 103 to 111| What is the state doing to healthcare practices? Looking into the
fact that women/couples who qualify for state medical aid can no
longer be reimbursed for MAP procedures
| Priscille Sauvegrain
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March 2021
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 30| Social inequalities in health through the prism of
intersectionality
| Estelle Carde
Pages 31 to 41| Intersectionality and incorporation: Explaining the origins of
social inequalities in health
| Alexandra Soulier, Hélène Colineaux, Michelle Kelly-Irving
Pages 43 to 67| Uncertainty in mental health care : An analysis of
decision-making in psychiatric emergency departments
| Nicolas Marquis, Sophie Pesesse
Pages 69 to 74| Uncertainty in the context of the “legal turn” in health
regulations
| Benoît Eyraud
Pages 75 to 100| The management of autism put to the test of precocity and
standardization of diagnosis
| Audrey Linder, Thomas Jammet, Krzysztof Skuza
Pages 101 to 108| Making a diagnosis in an “overpopulated” environment: What are the
consequences for the autonomy of professional judgment?
| Léonie Hénaut
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December 2020
| Sciences sociales et santé
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Pages 5 to 33| Access to an Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis in rural areas
| Mickaël Blanchet
Pages 35 to 45| Social relations and Alzheimer’s diagnosis
| Aude Béliard
Pages 47 to 74| Intervening in another professional territory in hospital. Mobile
teams dealing with sedentary services
| Michel Castra, Ivan Sainsaulieu
Pages 75 to 84| Mobile teams: Institutional entrepreneurs in favor of the
“territories” of Care and the Treatment Pathway?
| Philippe Mossé, Corinne Grenier
Pages 85 to 112| Moroccan family caregivers facing mental illness: Burden, stigma,
and coping strategies
| Khadija Zouitni
Pages 113 to 118| Family support when facing psychological pathology. From burden to
capabilities through support, an alternative to coping
| Martine Bungener
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Conflicts of interest and public health: The contribution of the
social sciences
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Pages 4 to 4| Tribute
Pages 5 to 19| Introduction - Conflicts of interest and public health: The
contribution of the social sciences
| Boris Hauray
Pages 21 to 47| Conflicts of interest, industrial science, and expertise in
American debates around the uses of sex hormones
| Jean-Paul Gaudillière
Pages 49 to 76| Chemical expertise under the influence of industry
| Henri Boullier, Emmanuel Henry
Pages 77 to 104| Conflict of interest and anti-Alzheimer’s treatments : From
the construction to the challenging of a medical promise
| Sébastien Dalgalarrondo, Boris Hauray