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From the book
Public Health in the Age of Anxiety
Public Health in the Age of Anxiety

Chapters in this book (21)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction and theory
Introduction: Seeking a Better Conversation
1. Crises of Trust and Truth: Religion, Culture, and Vaccine Hesitancy in Canada
2. Vaccine Hesitancy: Ethical Considerations from Multiple Perspectives
3. The Role of Risk Perception in Vaccine Hesitancy and the Challenge of Communication
History
4. Learning from Smallpox Inoculation Refusal: Early Scientific Debates and the Evolution of Vaccine Refusal
5. Not without Risk: The Complex History of Vaccine Resistance in Central Canada, 1885–1960
Biomedicine, The State, And Vaccine-Hesitant/ Rejecting Communities
6. A Portrait Of Vaccine-Hesitant Canadians
7. Vaccine Hesitancy And The Use Of Complementary And Alternative Medicine
8. Epidemiologic Trends In Vaccine-Preventable Diseases And Immunization In Canada
9. Canada’S Vaccine Safety System
Vaccine Politics In Clinical, Media, And Community Settings
10. “It’S Your Body, Your Decision”: An Anthropological Exploration Of Hpv Vaccine Hesitancy
11. Approaching Vaccine-Hesitant Parents: A Clinician’S Perspective
12. The Roots Of Vaccine Hesitancy
13. Public Health And Personal Heuristics
Conclusion
14. Continuing The Conversation
Appendix
Contributors
Index
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