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Whittaker, Andrea, Trudie Gerrits, and Christina Weis.

(2022) Using Normalisation Process Theory (NPT) to develop an intervention to improve referral and uptake rates for self-management education for patients with type 2 diabetes in UK primary care.

Turner, J., Martin, G., Hudson, N., Shaw, L., Huddlestone, L., Weis, C., Northern, A., Schreder, S., Davies, M.

Egg donation in the age of vitrification: a study of egg providers’ perceptions and experiences in the UK, Belgium and Spain.

Lafuente, Sara, Weis, Christina, Hudson, Nicky and Provoost, Verle (2022).

She also is an honorary Research Fellow at the University of Leicester, working with Prof Carolyn Tarrant on the 'Resilience Study', exploring the decision-making of people experiencing a heart attack or stroke during the national lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Together with Dr Wendy Norton she has conducted an interview study on heterosexually-partnered men's experiences of becoming fathers through surrogacy. She continues to be involved in the ESRC funded project “ Egg-donation in the UK, Belgium and Spain: An interdisciplinary study”, which explores the social, political, economic and moral configuration of egg donation across the three countries. She is currently researching reproductive travels and migrations in Russia and Kazakhstan by exploring the reproductive routes of Chinese citizens who seeking these two countries for ARTs, in particular surrogacy and egg provision. An Ethnography of Reproductive Labour, Stratification and Migration." She is the author of the monograph " Surrogacy in Russia.

Christina Weis is a social and cultural anthropologist with an interest in reproductive politics, in particular surrogacy and egg provision. She is in particular interested in ethnographic methods and the geographic region of Eastern Europe and Russia.