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Katharine Dow

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Medical Anthropology Quarterly|January 23, 2022
Bloody Marvels: In Situ Seed Saving and Intergenerational MalleabilityKatharine Dow
Reproductive Biomedicine & Society Online|May 19, 2018
What's Out ThereKatharine Dow
Sociology|April 5, 2019
'Now She's Just an Ordinary Baby': The Birth of IVF in the British PressKatharine Dow
Medical History|March 27, 2019
Looking into the Test Tube: The Birth of IVF on British TelevisionKatharine Dow
Reproductive Biomedicine & Society Online|May 19, 2018
'The men who made the breakthrough': How the British press represented Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards in 1978Katharine Dow
Medical Anthropology|June 15, 2022
Ringing the Existential Alarm: Exploring BirthStrike for ClimateHeather McMullen, Katharine Dow
Biosocieties|August 24, 2021
Adjusting the analytical aperture: propositions for an integrated approach to the social study of reproductive technologiesVictoria Boydell, Katharine Dow
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Medical Anthropology Quarterly|January 23, 2022
Bloody Marvels: In Situ Seed Saving and Intergenerational MalleabilityKatharine Dow
Reproductive Biomedicine & Society Online|May 19, 2018
What's Out ThereKatharine Dow
Sociology|April 5, 2019
'Now She's Just an Ordinary Baby': The Birth of IVF in the British PressKatharine Dow
Medical History|March 27, 2019
Looking into the Test Tube: The Birth of IVF on British TelevisionKatharine Dow
Reproductive Biomedicine & Society Online|May 19, 2018
'The men who made the breakthrough': How the British press represented Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards in 1978Katharine Dow
Medical Anthropology|June 15, 2022
Ringing the Existential Alarm: Exploring BirthStrike for ClimateHeather McMullen, Katharine Dow
Biosocieties|August 24, 2021
Adjusting the analytical aperture: propositions for an integrated approach to the social study of reproductive technologiesVictoria Boydell, Katharine Dow
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