
Biography :
Alexandra Warner is an MSc Medical Anthropology student at the University of Edinburgh, with an interdisciplinary background spanning nursing, global health and social science. She began her academic training in Adult Nursing at King’s College London before completing an undergraduate degree in Global Health and Social Science at King’s College London. Her research interests centre on reproductive health, abortion, gender, stigma and the social dimensions of healthcare. Her current dissertation examines how women in rural and remote Scotland negotiate disclosure, privacy and the visibility of abortion experiences within everyday social relationships, drawing on medical anthropology and qualitative research.