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Nicola Bulled is a critical medical anthropologist, with scholarship positioned at the intersections of global health, health communication, and anthropology. Dr. Bulled has been instrumental in developing syndemics theory, which recognizes the synergistic relationships between biological and social factors in complex health epidemics. Her research and scholarship focus on the social and structural determinants of infectious diseases, and inequality and marginality, with fieldwork conducted in South Africa, Lesotho, the US, and Greece with high-risk populations including youth, women, people who use drugs, and refugees. Her research on HIV prevention initiatives includes a mixed methods study of risk in youth in urban and rural Lesotho (2010-2012); an assessment of medical plurality (use of both traditional medicine and biomedicine) among people living with HIV in northern Limpopo Province South Africa; and a qualitative study of end-user perspectives of a multipurpose HIV prevention intravaginal ring product in Philippi, South Africa. Central to this, she is concerned with the interplay of personal and health system barriers, and on economic and structural factors that shape risk engagement, prevention product use, and health outcomes. Her research aims to guide the development of culturally informed global health interventions and policy. She currently holds an appointment as an Assistant Research Professor at the Institute for Collaboration on Health, Intervention, and Policy (InCHIP) at the University of Connecticut. She is also affiliated with Brown University and Tufts University’s Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. She has authored numerous peer-reviewed articles in anthropology and public health journals. Her monograph, Prescribing HIV Prevention (Routledge), examines responses to externally imposed HIV prevention strategies in Lesotho. Her edited collection, Thinking Through Resistance (Routledge) examines hesitancy towards and rejection of global health interventions.
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Applied Research in Quality of Lifeno. 2 (2024): 811-834
Journal of multimorbidity and comorbidity (2024): 26335565241249835-26335565241249835
INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION (2023)
Social Science Research Network (2021)
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Post-AIDS Discourse in Health Communicationpp.31-52, (2021)
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