The Japanese Journal of Health and Medical Sociology ![]()
No. 36-1 [2025]
Special Issue
Preface to the Special Issue
………………………………………………… Akihiko SATO Shimon TASHIRO……1
Drug-Induced Sufferings and Medical Care: What Drug-Induced AIDS and HIV/AIDS Activism Suggests
………………………………………………… Jugo HANAI……4
Death Due to Side Effects of the Anticancer Drug Iressa:
Consider the Weight of a Cancer Patient’s Life
………………………………………………… Akio CHIKAZAWA……8
Drug-Induced Smon and Drug-Induced Aids as a Shift in Perspective from Social Epidemiology to Health Sociology
………………………………………………… Atsushi OZAWA……21
Research on the Lives and Dignity of People Living with HIV Due to Contaminated Blood Products in Japan: A Search for Scientific and Experiential Validity
………………………………………………… Chihiro WAKABAYASHI……26
Difficulties and Delights in the Research Study about Drug-Induced Sufferings:
In the Case of the AIDS Incident through HIV-Contaminated Blood Products
………………………………………………… Hiroyuki TANEDA……35
The Experience of Health and Medical Sociologist Nobuko Iijima:
Understanding “Suffering” through Research into Drug-Induced Suffering SMON
………………………………………………… Masatake HONGO……44
Original Articles
Non-symbolized Appearance Traits and Cognitive Discrepancy:
Reflections on the Interview Process Regarding Surgical Scars
………………………………………………… Hiroshi TANAKA……54
Experience of Persons with Cervical Cord Injuries Shortly After the Injury:
Rebuilding Their Understanding of Their Bodies
………………………………………………… Yuko MURAKAMI……66
Sentient Activities in the Care of Children with Food Allergies: The Increasing Complexity of Mothers’ Practices Due to the Spread of “Cure through Eating” Treatment
………………………………………………… Yoshiharu DAINICHI Hiroto MATSUKI……76
Issues Surrounding the Legislation of Voluntary Assisted Dying in Australia:
Analysis of the Characteristics and Differences among State Laws Takako MINAMI……87
Book Reviews
Shigeru URANO……98
Natsuko NOJIMA……100
Setsuko SUGANO……102