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             講題：當證據醫學令人無所適從： HIV/AIDS病患與免疫指標 │
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             講者：丁志音                                          │
       ·          台大衛生政策與管理研究所副教授                  │
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             時間：97年10月9日（星期四） 中午12:20 -- 2:00         │
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  ▆ ▆▆  Immunity has emerged as a popular health concept across
  ▆ ▆▆  different cultures,in particular concerning persons with        ●
  ▆▆ ▆  human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
           Attentiveness to immune status is encouraged and governed
  ▆ ▆▆  by a powerful clinical and public health surveillance system
  ▆ ▆▆  where two surrogate markers, CD4 counts and viral load, are
  ▆▆ ▆  chosen to monitor not only the effects of the biomedical
  ▆ ▆▆  intervention ART (antiretroviral treatment) but also individuals’
  ▆▆ ▆  effort in adherence and improving lifestyle practices.
  ▆▆ ▆  By interviewing 103 HIV participants, we delineate the reality
  ▆ ▆▆  they encountered while living with these two markers. We explore
           how they, in response to the doctrine surrounding the markers,
  ▆ ▆▆  shaped their peculiar immunological literacy and beliefs, and
  ▆▆ ▆  tactics for enhancing immunity.                                 ●
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We found that the assumed validity of CD4 counts in health surveillance
was chalenged. The participants' conceptualisation of immunity was largely
pluralistic, characterised by a blending of biomedical knowledge and
Chinese health concepts and worldviews, strongly reflecting idiosyncrasy and
eclecticism rather than universalism in reasoning about these markers and their
relevance to immune status and overall wellbeing. Living with clinical markers
is becoming a common experience in daily life; their meanings, their impacts on
laypersons, and the utility claimed for them by the biomedical community, need
further scrutiny.
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