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'Cicha epidemia' w szwajcarskich gazetach codziennych w latach 1989-2002

'Cicha epidemia' w szwajcarskich gazetach codziennych w latach 1989-2002

Marlon Gattiker

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KS OmniScriptum Publishing
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2025
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9786208578664
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Wirusowe zapalenie wątroby typu C dotyka około 32 000 osób w Szwajcarii, ale jedna trzecia z nich nie jest świadoma swojego zakażenia. Ta 'cicha epidemia', jak nazywa ją WHO, często pozostaje niezauważona przez lata i niesie ze sobą zagrażające życiu długoterminowe konsekwencje, takie jak rak wątroby. Niniejsze badanie jest pierwszym, w którym kompleksowo przyjrzano się postrzeganiu wirusowego zapalenia wątroby typu C w Szwajcarii w okresie od 1989 r., kiedy odkryto wirusa, do 2002 r., czyli roku po rozpoczęciu krajowej kampanii profilaktycznej.Wykorzystując analizy dyskursu artykułów prasowych, źródeł archiwalnych i dokumentów historii medycyny, praca pokazuje, w jaki sposób wiedza medyczna, skandal związany z oddawaniem krwi i dożylne zażywanie narkotyków kształtowały dyskurs publiczny. Środki stylistyczne, takie jak metafory wojny i cienia, ilustrują dynamikę między percepcją a stygmatyzacją. Rola HIV jako dominującej narracji o epidemii i wynikające z tego zaniedbanie wirusowego zapalenia wątroby typu C są krytycznie analizowane.Książka ta wypełnia lukę w historii szwajcarskiej epidemii i stanowi ważny wkład w badania historyczne i politykę zdrowotną.

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