Can Quantitative Applied Sexual Health Research Be Critical and Feminist? Towards a Critical Social Epidemiology to Support Targeted STI Testing and Contraception in Primary Care

Natalie Edelman

Can Quantitative Applied Sexual Health Research Be Critical and Feminist? Towards a Critical Social Epidemiology to Support Targeted STI Testing and Contraception in Primary Care

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Researching Sex and Sexualities
Editors	Charlotte Morris, Paul Boyce, Andrea Cornwall, Hannah Frith, Laura Harvey, Yingying Huang
Place of Publication	London, UK
Publisher	Zed Books
Chapter	3
Pages	62-79
Number of pages	17
ISBN (Electronic)	9781786993229
ISBN (Print)	9781786993205
Publication status	Published - 15 Feb 2018

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Edelman, Natalie. / Can Quantitative Applied Sexual Health Research Be Critical and Feminist? Towards a Critical Social Epidemiology to Support Targeted STI Testing and Contraception in Primary Care. Researching Sex and Sexualities. editor / Charlotte Morris ; Paul Boyce ; Andrea Cornwall ; Hannah Frith ; Laura Harvey ; Yingying Huang. London, UK : Zed Books, 2018. pp. 62-79

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Can Quantitative Applied Sexual Health Research Be Critical and Feminist? Towards a Critical Social Epidemiology to Support Targeted STI Testing and Contraception in Primary Care. / Edelman, Natalie.

Researching Sex and Sexualities. ed. / Charlotte Morris; Paul Boyce; Andrea Cornwall; Hannah Frith; Laura Harvey; Yingying Huang. London, UK : Zed Books, 2018. p. 62-79.

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