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Rhetoric of Health & Medicine

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Learning from Practice

Kim Hensley Owens (she/her), Cathryn Molloy (she/her)

pp. 255-261

Standardizing Genres in Biomedicine

Chad Wickman (he/him)

pp. 262-294

Intersections of Genre and Identity in Contraceptive Health Discourses

Mariel Krupansky (she/her/hers)

pp. 295-330

Corporate Rhetoric of Care and Nurse Identity in Times of COVID-19: A Study of a Johnson & Johnson Nursing Video Through the Lens of Althusserian Theory

Mary Clinkenbeard (she/her), Sushil Oswal

pp. 331-355

The Loss of Indigenous Language Practices: Implications for Native Health, Healing, and Cultural Wellbeing

Melissa R. Thomas (she/her)

pp. 356-364

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ISSN	2573-5063
Print ISSN	2573-5055
Launched on MUSE	2025-01-07
Open Access	No

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