Titlebook: Breast Cancer Genes and the Gendering of Knowledge; Science and Citizens Sahra Gibbon Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Fundamentals in Dermatopathologytext of a referral to the cancer genetic clinic, the value of ‘awareness’ and the need for ‘visibility’ entail and sustain what might be seen as a form of anticipatory patienthood. This in turn has consequences for the way persons perceive the danger posed by genes and the scope of genetic knowledge

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Filomena Marino Carvalho M.D., Ph.D.ortant tools for predictive practices. Like other ‘boundary objects’ (Star and Griesemar 1989), these devices are reproduced and sustained in part through the ‘co-production’ of patients and practitioners. In this sense they are not ‘shot through with power’ (Rapp 1999) in a simple or direct way and

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Filomena Marino Carvalho M.D., Ph.D.untary, charitable or philanthropic health associations of the 19th century in the US and the UK, to the ‘public’ health campaigns against TB or the fundraising initiatives aimed at eliminating polio in the 1950s (Porter 1997), cancer at various times during the course of the mid and late 20th centu

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Jonathan A. Schmidt,Ralph L. Brinsterd practice which link, differently situated ‘publics’ and ‘sciences’ in the coproduction of ‘new’ genetic knowledge and technology operate like Martin’s figure of the rhizome, in ‘discontinuous, fractured and nonlinear ways’ (1998:31).

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Introductionhese genes has a 50 per cent chance of inheriting the same gene mutation. It is commonly thought that they are involved in about 5-10 per cent of the population who develop breast cancer. Estimates for assessing the increased lifetime risk of developing breast cancer for carriers of mutations on the

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