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Negotiating Multiple Cultures of Care: South Asian Women’s Meanings and Dilemmas Related to Health Talk

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By Sara Babu, Charee M Thompson, Zainab Haque
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Given calls for greater attention to culture in interpersonal health communication research, we interviewed 29 South Asian women between the ages of 18 and 60 managing chronic health issues to explore culturally specific dilemmas in health-related talk within families. Guided by normative rhetorical theory, our findings narrate polysemic meanings of health as generational, communal, and personal.
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Heteronormativity as Hegemonic Ideology: LGBTQ+ Individuals’ Experiences with Communicative Disenfranchisement in the Family

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By Emily Gerlikovski, Charee M Thompson
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT For LGBTQ+ people, family communication can invoke love and support, as well as ostracization and hurt. Dismissive family communication harms LGBTQ+ people by disenfranchising them and denying them certain rights and privileges in the family. Guided by the theory of communicative disenfranchisement, we interviewed 25 LGBTQ+ people about their experiences with dismissive family communication concerning their identity.
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“Everything Looks Normal”: Patient Narratives of Contested Legitimacy in Long COVID Medical Encounters

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By Kayla B Rhidenour, Charee M Thompson, Sara Babu, Lindsay F. Kelpinski
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Health Communication Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/10410236.2025.2580322?needAccess=true ABSTRACT This study examines how individuals with long COVID navigate illness experiences when faced with normal test results.
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