Magdalena Harris

Professor in Inclusion Health Sociology

London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

United Kingdom

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Professor Magdalena Harris is a faculty member in Inclusion Health Sociology at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK. Her research focuses on the sociological aspects of drug use, public health ethics, and the social determinants influencing health outcomes for marginalized populations. Recent articles include analyses of drug treatment pathways, stigma reduction interventions in media, and evaluations of harm reduction strategies in drug policy.

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Academic, Clinical Professor (Teaching and Research) of Hepatology and Gastroenterology

University of Dundee

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Articles (13)

Post‐treatment life‐trajectories among people who inject drugs who completed hepatitis C treatment with direct acting antivirals: A thematic analysis

Making sense of drug use and dependence—A scoping review of mass media interventions intended to reduce stigma towards people who use drugs

More than just ‘free heroin’: Caring whilst navigating constraint in the delivery of diamorphine assisted treatment

Social and structural determinants of injection drug use‐associated bacterial and fungal infections: A qualitative systematic review and thematic synthesis

Public health ethics and punitive drug policy: Are new proposed sanctions for drug possession in the UK ethically justifiable?

Navigating Chemical Toxicity in Coca Production in the Colombian Borderlands of Putumayo

Barriers to management of opioid withdrawal in hospitals in England: a document analysis of hospital policies on the management of substance dependence

The United Kingdom's first unsanctioned overdose prevention site; A proof-of-concept evaluation

Social and structural determinants of injecting-related bacterial and fungal infections among people who inject drugs: protocol for a mixed studies systematic review

Injecting drug use, the skin and vasculature

Factors associated with skin and soft tissue infections among people who inject drugs in the United Kingdom: A comparative examination of data from two surveys

Prevalence and severity of abscesses and cellulitis, and their associations with other health outcomes, in a community-based study of people who inject drugs in London, UK

Frequency of health‐care utilization by adults who use illicit drugs: a systematic review and meta‐analysis

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John Dillon

Olivia Maynard

Thomas Brothers

Sharon Hutchinson

Vivian Hope

Tim Rhodes

Emily J. Tweed

Tim Millar

Matthew Hickman

Hannah Poulter

Adam Holland

Roy Robertson

Paul Flowers

Helen J Moore

Angela Attwood

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