Saúde e Sociedade

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To disseminate the production of different areas of knowledge about health practices, aiming at the interdisciplinary development of the field of public health.

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Print version ISSN 0104-1290

On-line version ISSN 1984-0470

Current Issue

Vol. 34 No. 3 (2025)

Published: 2025-10-23

Editorial - Dossier Biomedical HIV prevention and sexuality: mediations and co-productions of bodies, pleasures and technologies

Biomedical HIV prevention and sexuality: mediations among bodies,technologies, and self-care

Simone Monteiro, Mauro Brigeiro

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Dossier Biomedical HIV prevention and sexuality: mediations and co-productions of bodies, pleasures, and technologies

“PrEP = Autonomy”: communication for HIV prevention among youth in the logic of neoliberal rationality

Kris Herik de Oliveira, André Luiz Machado das Neves, Fernando Seffner

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Prevents, but does not eliminate: stigma and the use of preexposure and post-exposure prophylaxis in the context of sex work among cisgender women in São Paulo

Isa da Silva Sorrentino, Laura Rebecca Murray, Marcia Thereza Couto

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The Social Construction of Biomedical Prevention of HIV

Richard Parker, Carla Rocha Pereira

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Remediated sexuality: the meanings of post- and pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV

Mauro Brigeiro, Simone Monteiro

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Saúde e Sociedade

About the Journal

Current Issue

Editorial - Dossier Biomedical HIV prevention and sexuality: mediations and co-productions of bodies, pleasures and technologies

Biomedical HIV prevention and sexuality: mediations among bodies,technologies, and self-care

Dossier Biomedical HIV prevention and sexuality: mediations and co-productions of bodies, pleasures, and technologies

“PrEP = Autonomy”: communication for HIV prevention among youth in the logic of neoliberal rationality

Prevents, but does not eliminate: stigma and the use of preexposure and post-exposure prophylaxis in the context of sex work among cisgender women in São Paulo

The Social Construction of Biomedical Prevention of HIV

Remediated sexuality: the meanings of post- and pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV

Editorial - Dossier on the Sociology of Health

Dossier: Perspectives and approaches between Sociology and Health

Dossier Health Sociology

Inside and outside the State Reflections on social movements and political participation in Brazil

Transitions and trajectories of researchers in SSHH: borderland knowledge, reconfigurations, and displacements in academic careers

The Sociology of Health in Terra Brasilis: a short genealogy of a field of knowledge

AI, Global Health and Algorithmic Society: Biodata’s democraticuse and regulation

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“Do not defend the indefensible”: elements for a cosmopolitical and antiracist approach to public health at the end of the world

Original research articles

Humanization in care for indigenous women in a reference hospitalin Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil

Equity in health of LGBTI+ people: trajectories of struggle in the social movement in Natal/RN

“You have no idea what a mother goes through with this disease”:experiences of mothers living with HIV/AIDS about motherhood

Capitalism and law contemporary roles on Brazilian health concept:contributions from a French discourse analysis standpoint

Harm reduction as an ethical-political project: a study on the conceptions of harm reduction in the scientific literature

Experience of the COVID-19 pandemic for women in prison situations in Bahia

Influence of social media on teenagers sexual behaviors; insightsfrom Indonesia

Socio-environmental damages of the Brazilian mining model: a qualitative study on the role of a social movement from the perspective of health promotion

Affections and narratives about obesity in between boxes: a(auto)biographical research in a health education device

The healthcare trajectory of riverside women in reproductive planning at a fluvial Primary Health Unit in Amazonas

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