Joan Paluzzi
Assistant Professor
jepaluzz@uncg.edu
256-1189
PhD Anthropology (University of Pittsburgh)
Interests and/or Activities:
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Paluzzi, J.E. 2007. Selling sickness/creating demand: direct-to-consumer-advertising of prescription drugs. In M. Singer and H. Baer (Editors) Killer Commodities. Publication: Spring 2008. Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira
Ruxin J., J.E. Paluzzi, P.Wilson, Y. Tozan, M.Kruk, A. Teklehaimanot. 2005. Emerging consensus in HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis and access to essential medicines. Lancet 2005, 365: 618-21
Paluzzi, J. Farmer, P. 2005. The wrong question. Development 48 (1)
UN Millennium Project. 2005 Lead Authors: Leach, B. J.Paluzzi, P. Munderi. Prescription for Development: Improving Access to Essential Medicines. Final Report of the United Nations Millennium Project. The Working Group on Access to Essential Medicines within Task Force Five: Infectious Diseases and Access to Essential Medicines.
UN Millennium Project. 2005. Lead Authors: Caines, K. and J. Paluzzi. Meeting the Millennium Development Goals: Reversing the Global Incidence of Tuberculosis. Final Report of the United Nations Millennium Project. The Working Group on Tuberculosis within Task Force Five: Infectious Diseases and Access to Essential Medicines. For release in January, 2005.
Paluzzi, J.E. 2004. "Primary health care since Alma Ata: Lost in the Bretton Woods?" In Unhealthy Health Policy: A Critical Medical Anthropology Examination, edited by A. Castro and M. Singer. Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira Press.
Paluzzi, J.E., 2004. A social disease/a social response: Lessons in tuberculosis from 1930s Chile. Social Science and Medicine, August, 2004, 59(4):763-773