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Medical Anthropology|October 27, 2011
HIV-negativity in serodiscordant relationships: the absence, enactment, and liminality of serostatus identityAsha PerssonSociology of Health & Illness|January 3, 2013
Non/infectious corporealities: tensions in the biomedical era of 'HIV normalisation'Asha PerssonMedical Anthropology|August 6, 2005
Facing HIV: body shape change and the (in)visibility of illnessAsha PerssonGlobal Public Health|October 10, 2012
Notes on the concepts of 'serodiscordance' and 'risk' in couples with mixed HIV statusAsha PerssonSociology of Health & Illness|September 12, 2015
'The world has changed': pharmaceutical citizenship and the reimagining of serodiscordant sexuality among couples with mixed HIV status in AustraliaAsha PerssonSocial Science & Medicine (1982)|May 23, 2006
Potency and vulnerability: troubled 'selves' in the context of antiretroviral therapyAsha Persson, Christy NewmanSocial Science & Medicine (1982)|June 20, 2008
Vulnerability, gender and "proxy negativity": women in relationships with HIV-positive men in AustraliaAsha Persson, Wendy RichardsQualitative Health Research|January 6, 2012
When HIV-positive children grow up: a critical analysis of the transition literature in developed countriesAsha Persson, Christy NewmanSociology of Health & Illness|April 24, 2008
Making monsters: heterosexuality, crime and race in recent Western media coverage of HIVAsha Persson, Christy NewmanPageof 4