Nicolas Sheon
Biographic Data
| ID | 91099 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nicolas Sheon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nicolas |
| FAMILY NAME | Sheon |
| SIGNATURE | SHEON N |
| AFFILIATIONS | San Francisco AIDS Foundation |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Body/Selves and Beyond: Men's Narratives of Sexual Behavior on PrEP
Although pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) has dramatically impacted HIV prevention, deep engagement with PrEP-takers' own accounts of their sexual behavior is still rare. We report findings from semi-structured interviews with male participants of the US PrEP Demonstration Project. In their narratives, interviewees variously foregrounded their individual selves, interactions with sexual partners, and the biopolitical and historical context of thei…
E-cigarette Marketing and Older Smokers: Road to Renormalization
To stem the current epidemic of nicotine addiction, the FDA must take immediate action because e-cigarette advertising promotes dual use and may contribute to the renormalization of smoking
Dynamics of Parent–Adolescent Communication on Sexual Health and HIV/Aids in Tanzania
Double Disclosure Bind: Complexities of Communicating an HIV Diagnosis in the Context of Unintended Pregnancy in Durban, South Africa
Gay Bathhouse HIV Prevention: The Use of Staff Monitoring of Patron Sexual Behavior
Systemic barriers accessing HIV treatment among people who inject drugs in Russia: A qualitative study
Achieving 'universal access' to antiretroviral HIV treatment (ART) in lower income and transitional settings is a global target. Yet, access to ART is shaped by local social condition and is by no means universal. Qualitative studies are ideally suited to describing how access to ART is socially situated. We explored systemic barriers to accessing ART among people who inject drugs (PWID) in a Russian city (Ekaterinburg) with a large burden of HIV…
Is snus the same as dip? Smokers' perceptions of new smokeless tobacco advertising
Smokers repeated some messages featured in early snus advertising. Snus was not seen as an acceptable substitute for smoking or way to quit cigarettes. Current smoker responses to snus advertising are not consistent with harm reduction
Policing Drug Users in Russia: Risk, Fear, and Structural Violence
We undertook qualitative interviews with 209 injecting drug users (IDUs) (primarily heroin) in three Russian cities: Moscow, Barnaul, and Volgograd. We explored IDU's accounts of HIV and health risk. Policing practices and how these violate health and self, emerged as a primary theme. Findings show that policing practices violate health and rights directly, but also indirectly, through the reproduction of social suffering. Extrajudicial policing …
Sero-skeptics: Discussions between test counselors and their clients about sexual partner HIV status disclosure
Despite the current emphasis in the US on HIV testing and serostatus disclosure as HIV-prevention strategies, little is known about men who have sex with men's (MSM) perceptions of serostatus disclosure by sexual partners. This study used conversation analysis to examine recordings of HIV-test counseling sessions in order to understand how counselors and clients conceptualize and discuss sex partners' disclosure of HIV status. Of 50 test sessions…
Responsibility and risk: Accounts of reasons for seeking an HIV test
Using data from recordings of HIV test counselling sessions in publicly funded sites in Northern California, US, this paper examines the discussion of clients' reasons for testing as a site for self-presentation. While counsellors attempt to use the reason for testing discussion as a lead-in to a discussion of risk behaviour, clients often describe their testing as part of a routine, not in response to a specific risk. Clients use three practices…
Ambivalent tales of HIV disclosure in San Francisco
Ambivalent tales of HIV disclosure in San Francisco
Responsibility and risk: Accounts of reasons for seeking an HIV test
Using data from recordings of HIV test counselling sessions in publicly funded sites in Northern California, US, this paper examines the discussion of clients' reasons for testing as a site for self-presentation. While counsellors attempt to use the reason for testing discussion as a lead-in to a discussion of risk behaviour, clients often describe their testing as part of a routine, not in response to a specific risk. Clients use three practices…
Gay Bathhouse HIV Prevention: The Use of Staff Monitoring of Patron Sexual Behavior
Body/Selves and Beyond: Men's Narratives of Sexual Behavior on PrEP
Although pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) has dramatically impacted HIV prevention, deep engagement with PrEP-takers' own accounts of their sexual behavior is still rare. We report findings from semi-structured interviews with male participants of the US PrEP Demonstration Project. In their narratives, interviewees variously foregrounded their individual selves, interactions with sexual partners, and the biopolitical and historical context of thei…
Systemic barriers accessing HIV treatment among people who inject drugs in Russia: A qualitative study
Achieving 'universal access' to antiretroviral HIV treatment (ART) in lower income and transitional settings is a global target. Yet, access to ART is shaped by local social condition and is by no means universal. Qualitative studies are ideally suited to describing how access to ART is socially situated. We explored systemic barriers to accessing ART among people who inject drugs (PWID) in a Russian city (Ekaterinburg) with a large burden of HIV…
Ambivalent tales of HIV disclosure in San Francisco
Responsibility and risk: Accounts of reasons for seeking an HIV test
Using data from recordings of HIV test counselling sessions in publicly funded sites in Northern California, US, this paper examines the discussion of clients' reasons for testing as a site for self-presentation. While counsellors attempt to use the reason for testing discussion as a lead-in to a discussion of risk behaviour, clients often describe their testing as part of a routine, not in response to a specific risk. Clients use three practices…
Sero-skeptics: Discussions between test counselors and their clients about sexual partner HIV status disclosure
Despite the current emphasis in the US on HIV testing and serostatus disclosure as HIV-prevention strategies, little is known about men who have sex with men's (MSM) perceptions of serostatus disclosure by sexual partners. This study used conversation analysis to examine recordings of HIV-test counseling sessions in order to understand how counselors and clients conceptualize and discuss sex partners' disclosure of HIV status. Of 50 test sessions…
Policing Drug Users in Russia: Risk, Fear, and Structural Violence
We undertook qualitative interviews with 209 injecting drug users (IDUs) (primarily heroin) in three Russian cities: Moscow, Barnaul, and Volgograd. We explored IDU's accounts of HIV and health risk. Policing practices and how these violate health and self, emerged as a primary theme. Findings show that policing practices violate health and rights directly, but also indirectly, through the reproduction of social suffering. Extrajudicial policing …
Is snus the same as dip? Smokers' perceptions of new smokeless tobacco advertising
Smokers repeated some messages featured in early snus advertising. Snus was not seen as an acceptable substitute for smoking or way to quit cigarettes. Current smoker responses to snus advertising are not consistent with harm reduction
Dynamics of Parent–Adolescent Communication on Sexual Health and HIV/Aids in Tanzania
Double Disclosure Bind: Complexities of Communicating an HIV Diagnosis in the Context of Unintended Pregnancy in Durban, South Africa
Gay Bathhouse HIV Prevention: The Use of Staff Monitoring of Patron Sexual Behavior
Systemic barriers accessing HIV treatment among people who inject drugs in Russia: A qualitative study
Achieving 'universal access' to antiretroviral HIV treatment (ART) in lower income and transitional settings is a global target. Yet, access to ART is shaped by local social condition and is by no means universal. Qualitative studies are ideally suited to describing how access to ART is socially situated. We explored systemic barriers to accessing ART among people who inject drugs (PWID) in a Russian city (Ekaterinburg) with a large burden of HIV…
E-cigarette Marketing and Older Smokers: Road to Renormalization
To stem the current epidemic of nicotine addiction, the FDA must take immediate action because e-cigarette advertising promotes dual use and may contribute to the renormalization of smoking
Body/Selves and Beyond: Men's Narratives of Sexual Behavior on PrEP
Although pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) has dramatically impacted HIV prevention, deep engagement with PrEP-takers' own accounts of their sexual behavior is still rare. We report findings from semi-structured interviews with male participants of the US PrEP Demonstration Project. In their narratives, interviewees variously foregrounded their individual selves, interactions with sexual partners, and the biopolitical and historical context of thei…
Medicine (10 works) · HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Family medicine (6 works) · HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk (6 works) · Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV (6 works) · Environmental health (5 works) · Population (5 works) · Sex work and related issues (5 works) · Sociology (5 works)