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    • Dion Kagan
    • Sean Mulcahy
    • Emily Lenton
    • Alejandra Zuluaga
    • Alex Johnson
  • Projects
    • Reducing drug-related harms in Australia through a new Reform Collaboratory
    • Hepatitis C post-cure
    • Post human-rights
    • Trial of a universal precautions approach to stigma reduction in the BBV/STI field
    • Feminist Legislation Project
  • Podcasts
    • Rerighting Drugs
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    • World Hepatitis Day
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    • Books and chapters
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Power, pain, ‘problem’ patients and practices of comparison – a Monash Health Humanities talk by Kate Seear

In a recent Monash Health Humanities, GLaD research lead Kate Seear drew connections between the ways in which people with endometriosis and people who use drugs are subject to stigmatising judgements regarding which patients are ‘genuine’ pain patients, deserving of care, and which are ‘non-genuine’, ‘drug seekers’ or ‘addicts’.

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