In this paper, we view health strategies in the field of personalised medicine as performative
actions which articulate the development desired for a given society and demonstrate and …

The last decade has seen a range of health policy initiatives relating to personalised
medicine. There is an emerging body of studies that demonstrates the continued importance …

The relationship between personalised medicine and public health can be observed from
three different standpoints, offering a framework for deliberation on the individual vs. social …

The predominantly public Danish healthcare system offers free or heavily subsidised access
to healthcare services. Yet, as part of a general reorientation of Danish society towards …

This article focuses on contemporary responses to public health messages in Denmark, a
country whose system of social welfare is, like that of the United Kingdom and the rest of …

No parts of the Danish welfare state are supported as strongly by both voters and political
elites as the health care system. There may be disagreeements about how health care …

In the late twentieth century, the emergence of late modernism and neo-liberalism, which
have been characterised by consumption and individual expression, has made room for an …

Along with the proliferation of digital technologies and the datafication of wider areas of
people's bodies and lives, the meaning of Personalised Medicine has shifted. In …

The individualization of health has been extensively discussed in the last few decades.
Empirical work, however, has mainly had its origins within neoliberal societies. Norway, as a …

Over the last decade or so much social science research on the developments in the life
sciences and biomedicine seems to be focusing too narrowly on individualization or, more …