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* Una primera versión reducida de este capítulo ha sido publicada en S.E. Sustas, S.A. Tapia, M.P. Venturiello, (comps.), Investigación e intervención en salud, Buenos Aires, Teseo, 2020.

** Candela Heredia es trabajadora social. Becaria doctoral Conicet en el Doctorado de Antropología (UBA). Instituto Gino Germani. candelaheredia@gmail.com.

Cecilia Palermo es socióloga. Becaria doctoral UBA en el Doctorado de Ciencia Sociales. Instituto Gino Germani. cecipalermo@gmail.com.

Javier Billordo es licenciado en Bioingeniería (Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos). Casa de Atención y Acompañamiento José D. Rodríguez. javierbillordo12@gmail.com.

Eugenia Brage es doctora en Antropología (UBA). Centro de Estudios de Metropole (CEM). Universidade de São Paulo. eugebrage@gmail.com.

Leandro Alva es licenciado en Enfermería Comunitaria. Enfermero en el Centro de Salud Gobernador Uranga, Aldea Brasilera (Diamante, Entre Ríos). leandroalva@yahoo.com.ar.

Teresita Calzia es licenciada en Trabajo Social por la Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos. guadalupecalzia@hotmail.com.

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