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Contents Adolescent women, identity and smoking: leisure experience as resistance (Wearing, Wearing and Kelly) 626 Anaesthetists, the discourse on patient fitness and the organisation of surgery (Fox) 1 ‘An epidemic of good health’ at the workplace (Virtanen) 394 An explication of treatment ideology among mental health care providers (Scheid) 668 A transformed pregnancy: the psychosocial consequences of gestational diabetes (Lawson and Rajaram) 536 Beyond medicalisation—-demedicalisation: the case of holistic health (Lowenberg and Davis) 579 Coping with autism: stresses and strategies (Gray) 275 Dying of awareness: the theory of awareness contexts revisited (Timmermans) 322 Embodied self-identity, healthy lifestyles and school physical education (Kirk and Tinning) 600 Expert and lay participation in the construction of medical knowledge (Arksey) 448 Expert medical decisions in occupational medicine: a sociological analysis of medical judgement (Dodier) 489 German income distribution and infant mortality (research note) (Wilkinson) 260 Health and material deprivation in Plymouth: an interim replication (research note) (Abbott and Sapsford) 252 Health care rationing: its effects on cardiologists in the United States and Britain (Gross) 19 Liberation or oppression? radical feminism and in vitro fertilisation (Denny) 62 Medical, economic and population factors in areas of high mortality: the case of Glasgow (Williams) 143 Passive smoking and ill-health: practice and process in the production of medical knowledge (Jackson) 423 Perspectives on prevention: the views of General Practitioners (Williams and Calnan) 372 Power and persons: on ethical stylisation and person-centred medicine (Osborne) 515 Protesting patients: a study of complains submitted to a Family Health Service Authority (Nettleton and Harding) 38 Self-representations and physical impairment: a social constructionist approach (Viile, Ravaud, Diard and Paicheler) 301 Contents Adolescent women, identity and smoking: leisure experience as resistance (Wearing, Wearing and Kelly) 626 Anaesthetists, the discourse on patient fitness and the organisation of surgery (Fox) 1 ‘An epidemic of good health’ at the workplace (Virtanen) 394 An explication of treatment ideology among mental health care providers (Scheid) 668 A transformed pregnancy: the psychosocial consequences of gestational diabetes (Lawson and Rajaram) 536 Beyond medicalisation—-demedicalisation: the case of holistic health (Lowenberg and Davis) 579 Coping with autism: stresses and strategies (Gray) 275 Dying of awareness: the theory of awareness contexts revisited (Timmermans) 322 Embodied self-identity, healthy lifestyles and school physical education (Kirk and Tinning) 600 Expert and lay participation in the construction of medical knowledge (Arksey) 448 Expert medical decisions in occupational medicine: a sociological analysis of medical judgement (Dodier) 489 German income distribution and infant mortality (research note) (Wilkinson) 260 Health and material deprivation in Plymouth: an interim replication (research note) (Abbott and Sapsford) 252 Health care rationing: its effects on cardiologists in the United States and Britain (Gross) 19 Liberation or oppression? radical feminism and in vitro fertilisation (Denny) 62 Medical, economic and population factors in areas of high mortality: the case of Glasgow (Williams) 143 Passive smoking and ill-health: practice and process in the production of medical knowledge (Jackson) 423 Perspectives on prevention: the views of General Practitioners (Williams and Calnan) 372 Power and persons: on ethical stylisation and person-centred medicine (Osborne) 515 Protesting patients: a study of complains submitted to a Family Health Service Authority (Nettleton and Harding) 38 Self-representations and physical impairment: a social constructionist approach (Viile, Ravaud, Diard and Paicheler) 301 Sex education and the AIDS epidemic in the Former Soviet Union (Williams) 81 Social inequalities in ill-health: results from a Norwegian survey (Dahl) 644 The condom: why more people don’t put it on (Browne and Minichiello) 229 The interactional form of professional dominance (Hak) 469 The methodology of focus groups: the importance of interaction between research participants (Kitzinger) 103 The potential social impact of predictive genetic testing for susceptibility to common chronic diseases: a review and proposed research agenda (Davison, Macintyre and Smith) 340 What is the relationship between drug taking and sexual risk? Social rela- tions and social research (Rhodes and Stimson) 209 Women’s socio-economic status and self-assessed health: identifying some disadvantaged groups (Macran, Clarke, Sloggett and Bethune) 182 Authors Abbott, P. 252 Harding, G. 38 Sapsford, R. 252 Arksey, H. 448 Jackson, P.W. 423 Scheid, T.L. 668 Bethune, A. 182 Kelly, K. 626 Sloggett, A. 182 Browne, J. 229 Kirk, D. 600 Smith, G. Davey, 340 Calnan, M. 372 Kitzinger, J. 103 Stimson, G.V. 209 Clarke, L. 182 Lawson, E. 636 Timmermans, S 322 Dahl, E. 644 Lowenberg, J.S. 579 Tinning, R. 600 Davis, F. 579 Macintyre, S. 340 Ville, I. 301 Davison, C. 340 Macran, S. 182 Virtanen, P. 394 Denny, E. 62 Minichiello, V. 229 Wearing, B. 626 Diard, C. 301 Nettleton, S. 38 Wearing, S. 626 Dodier, N. 489 Osborne, T. 515 Wilkinson, R.G. 260 Fox, N.J. 1 Paicheler, H. 301 Williams, C. 81 Gray, D.E. 275 Rajaram, S. 536 Williams R. 143 Gross, E.B. 19 Ravaud, J-F. 301 Williams, S.J. 372 Hak, T. 469 Rhodes, T.J. 209