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Commentary explores options for health geographers to navigate feelings of being 'out of it', highlighting their relevance to health and human geography.
In this commentary, I describe three ways health geographers might move forward with being/feeling ‘out of it’ or similar descriptors, and some of the possibilities and pitfalls associated with each. These I review in the light of health geographers’ longstanding objectives to represent and animate lived experiences of health and ill-health, but also given the interfaces that exist between their work, human geography and health science; the latter of which, in this particular context, already describes and addresses equivalents.
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