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Adrian, Stine Willum, Freezing Sperm for the Future: Reconceptualizing Kinship, Love, and Legacy, 30(3), 3–25
Biruk, Cal, Trans Embodiment, Fitness Wearables and the Queer Pleasures of Datafication, 30(1), 55–82
Dotson, Miranda P. and Lafrance, Marc, Engineering the Skin: Embodied Experiences of Healing from Acne Among YouTube Vloggers, 30(1), 31–54
Einboden, Rochelle, Wylie, Brooke, Simons, Rachael and Gullick, Janice, Embroidering Infertility: Using Art to Reveal and Resist Technobiopower in In Vitro Fertilisation Experiences, 30(3), 27–58
Foerster, Desiree, Sensing a Heartbeat: A New Perspective on Self-Tracking Technologies through the Integration of Interoception, 30(2), 37–58
Heath, Sean and Carter, Thomas F., On the Learning, Transmission, and Embodiment of Swimming’s Haptic Grammar, 30(2), 85–111
Hunt, Kevin, Michel Serres’s Sensorial Philosophy and the Importance of Skin in Francis Bacon’s Nudes, 30(2), 3–36
Kong, Shaojun, Embodied Suzhi: Constituting Middle-class Subjectivity in Post-socialist China, 30(3), 95–120
Lindfors, Antti, Between Self-Tracking and Alternative Medicine: Biomimetic Imaginary in Contemporary Biohacking, 30(1), 83–110
Meskus, Mianna, Oikkonen, Venla and Temmes, Maria, The Processuality of ‘Sex’ in Biomedicine: Exploring Stem Cell Research, Cancer Medicine and Vaccine Safety Research, 30(4), xx–xx
Middleton, Alexandra, Reverse-Engineering Touch: Sense-Making and Making Sense with Prosthetic Neurostimulation, 30(1), 3–30
O’Shaughnessy, Aideen Catherine, On the Embodied Experience of Anti-abortion Laws and Regulations: The Gendered Burden of ‘Abortion Work’, 30(2), 59–84
Ross, Emily, Multiplying Meanings of Pregnancy through Personal Accounts of Gestational Trophoblastic Disease, 30(4), xx–xx
Stephens, Elizabeth, Efficiency and the Productive Body: The Gilbreths’ Photographic Motion Studies of Work, 30(3), 59–94
Underwood, Mair and Sellberg, Karin, ‘Project Monster’: Exploring Projects of Monstrification in Bodybuilding Communities, 30(4), xx–xx
Vandenberghe, Frédéric, David Le Breton’s Existential Sociology of the Body, 30(4), xx–xx