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Mobile Patients, Static Response: (Mis)managing well-being amidst South Africa's dual epidemic

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2013-10-14

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Saltzman, Amy Beth. 2013. Mobile Patients, Static Response: (Mis)managing well-being amidst South Africa's dual epidemic. Doctoral dissertation, Harvard University.

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Drawing from medical anthropology's approach to global health, this dissertation examines well-being among HIV- and TB-infected labor migrants in South Africa. Based on forty-four months of fieldwork from 2005 to 2013, it narrates households' struggles to make ends meet materially and morally in a context of unemployment, scarcity, and epidemic.

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Cultural anthropology, HIV, labor migration, mobility, South Africa, TB, tuberculosis

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