Publications by authors named "Emily Hammad Mrig"

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When Covering and Discovering Are at Odds: How the Logic of US Health Insurance Undercuts the Promise and Equity of Precision Medicine for People with Hereditary Cancer Risks.
Emily Hammad Mrig, Mark Schlesinger, Jennifer M Weiss, Nancy Pandhi, Katherine Clegg Smith

J Health Polit Policy Law· November 2025

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Financial assistance programs for genetic testing: Effective, ethical, and sustainable pathways to improving access disparities?
Emily Hammad Mrig, Kathryn A Phillips, Mark Schlesinger

Genet Med· June 2025

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Extending the case for a "health disparities research industrial complex": A response to Ezell.
Emily Hammad Mrig, Karen Lutfey Spencer

Soc Sci Med· June 2024

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The many faces of medical treatment imperatives: Biopower and the cultural authority of medicine in late-life treatment decisions in the United States.
Karen Lutfey Spencer, Emily Hammad Mrig, Ariana Kobra Talaie

Sociol Health Illn· April 2022

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Integrating fundamental cause theory and Bourdieu to explain pathways between socioeconomic status and health: the case of health insurance denials for genetic testing.
Emily Hammad Mrig

Sociol Health Illn· January 2021

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Does Palliative Care Utilization Facilitate Conversion to Hospice Care? A Qualitative Study of the "Soft No".
Karen Lutfey Spencer, Emily Hammad Mrig, Ariana Kobra Talaie

Am J Hosp Palliat Care· September 2020

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Political economy of hope as a cultural facet of biomedicalization: A qualitative examination of constraints to hospice utilization among U.S. end-stage cancer patients.
Emily Hammad Mrig, Karen Lutfey Spencer

Soc Sci Med· March 2018

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