Living Pharmaceutical Lives

1.Introduction: Living pharmaceutical lives 2.Drugs at work: implicated in the making of the neoliberal worker 3.Medicine-use narratives on the margins: managing Type-2 diabetes without medical insurance 4.Medicine use for severe asthma: people's perspectives 5.Pregnancy, urinary tract infections and antibiotics: pre-natal attachment and competing health priorities 6."What the medications do is that lovely four-lettered word - hope": a phenomenological investigation of older people's lived experiences of medication use following cancer diagnosis 7.The paradox of vaccine hesitancy and refusal: public health and the moral work of motherhood 8.The pharmaceutical imaginary of heart disease: pleasant futures and problematic present 9.A Shot in the Dark? Ontario Girls, Informed Consent and HPV Vaccination 10.Reflections on the use of antiretroviral treatment among HIV+ men who have sex with men (MSM) in Nigeria 11.Opioid analgesics, stigma, shame and identity 12.The drama of medicines: narratives of living with Postural Tachycardia Syndrome 13.The (developing) pharmaceutical solution(s) to COVID-19: navigating global tensions around the distribution of therapeutics and vaccines 14.Conclusion: What of Pharmaceutical Lives?