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Social work : voices from the inside

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Birth dirt / Helen Callaghan
A clean front passage : dirt, douches and disinfectants at St. Helens Hospital, Wellington, New Zealand, 1907-1922 / Pamela J Wood and Maralyn Foureur
The thanksgiving of women after childbirth : a blessing in disguise / Rachel C Newell
Pollution : midwives defiling South Asian women / Kuldip Bharj
Drained and dumped on : the generation and accumulation of emotional toxic waste in community midwifery / Ruth Deery and Mavis Kirkham
Resisting the gaze : the subversive nature of breastfeeding / Fiona Dykes
Not in public please : breastfeeding as dirty work in the UK / Sue Battersby
"Milk for Africa" and "the neighbourhood" but socially isolated / Cheryl Benn and Suzanne Phipps
Breastfeeding a time for caution for Gujarati families / Alison Spiro
The pollution of practice by tales from outside : evidence for the denial of embodied understanding of feeding babies in the initial and on-going learning of health professionals / Mary Smale
Understanding "Narak" : rethinking pollution : an interpretation of data from dais in North India / Janet Chawla
Listening to dais speak about their work in Gujarat, India / Subadhra Rai
Shame, honour and pollution for Pakistani women / Margaret Chesney
Gynaecology nursing : dirty work, women's work / Sharon Bolton
Containing the "leaky" body : female urinary incontinence and formal health care / Joanne Jordan
Older women and early miscarriage : leaky bodies and boundaires / Julia Frost
Sexually transmitted infections and dirt / Hilary Piercy
Genetic traits as pollution : "white English" carriers of sickel cell or thalassaemia / Simon Dyson
Women out of place / Mavis Kirkham.

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