Health as a meaningful social practice

By R. Crawford. Health, 2006

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Quantifying the body: monitoring and measuring health in the age of mHealth technologies (2013, background): “Healthist discourses, therefore, value those who take such responsibility and represent them as ideal citizens, while people who are viewed as lacking self-responsibility or who are ill are positioned as inferior and morally de ﬁ cient (Lupton 1995b; Crawford 2006; Buse 2010).”
Health promotion in the digital era: a critical commentary. (2015, background): “…disadvantage, develop communities and challenge political interests as part of health promotion efforts that are features of the new public health (Lupton, in press[b]; Crawford, 2006; Lupton, 1995, 2014a; Petersen and Lupton, 1996; LeBesco, 2011; Salmon, 2011; Ayo, 2012; Crawshaw, 2013).”