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Taboo, emotionally valenced, and emotionally neutral word norms.

Science's twin taboos. Is it premature to declare that the debates about the role of religion and race in science are closed?

[Communication about incontinence between affected individuals and health care providers - the patients' perspective].

HIV prevention for Black women: structural barriers and opportunities.

[Forbidden sexualities: madness and the male gender].

An overview of swearing and its impact on mental health nursing practice.

'Veiling sexualities': a grounded theory of mental health nurses responses to issues of sexuality.

Delivering sensitive health care information: challenging the taboo of women's sexual health after pelvic radiotherapy.

[HIV-infection and migration].

The poo taboo.

Attitudes towards suicide among Kurdish people in Iran.

Discourses of anxiety in nursing practice: a psychoanalytic case study of the change-of-shift handover ritual.

Telling "the truth" in dementia--do attitude and approach of general practitioners and specialists differ?

Recalling taboo and nontaboo words.

Is there a place for sexuality in the holistic care of patients in the palliative care phase of life?

Transcultural nursing: its importance in nursing practice.

[Decision-making and end of life care].

Between Prohibition and taboo: should there be limits to scientific inquisitiveness?

What should the management of incest pregnancies be? An ethical view presented via three cases.

Risky sexual behaviour, taboo of HIV/AIDS and HIV-prevention topics: interviews with HIV-positive immigrants from the former Soviet Union.