1st Edition
Women's Health and Corporate Marketing Our Bodies, Their Business
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Stink of Clean
Elizabeth Conway
Chapter 2. Tobacco Industry Corporate Malfeasance and Women’s Rights Violations: Are Human Rights Mechanisms the Antidote?
Kelsey Romeo-Stuppy
Chapter 3. Mothers' Little Helpers and Opioids: Women, Addiction, and the Legacy of Arthur Sackler
Mary Hunter
Chapter 4. Under the Influence: Pharmaceutical Relationships &
Their Impact on Endometriosis Care
Heather Guidone
Chapter 5. Menstruation Repression Discourse in Advertisements: An Ecofeminist Investigation
Anna Kubovski
Chapter 6. Hot and Bothered by the Menopause Industry
Mary Hunter
Conclusions
Biography
Mary Hunter is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the University of California San Francisco School of Nursing. Her current research focuses on the prescription of potentially inappropriate medications associated with cognitive decline in women, including estrogen, benzodiazepines, and opioids. As a nurse practitioner who has dealt with problems related to addiction both in and out of a clinical environment, she is motivated by the fact that drug dependence is everywhere, and finding appropriate treatment for victims is problematic.
