‘Most People with Long COVID Are Their Own Doctors’: Self-Tracking and Online Patient Groups as Pathways to Challenging Epistemic Injustice

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RT @dlang57500: Most People with #LongCovid Are Their Own Doctors’: Self-Tracking and Online Patient Groups as Pathways to Challenging Epis…

RT @apresj20: 🔗L’étude complète est publiée dans Sociology (British Sociological Association). https://t.co/xfqEZ0Z5C1

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RT @apresj20: 🔗L’étude complète est publiée dans Sociology (British Sociological Association). https://t.co/xfqEZ0Z5C1

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