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We are pleased to announce that the first full issue of Medicine Anthropology Theory (MAT) is now online at http://www.medanthrotheory.orgMAT is an open-access journal in the anthropology of health, illness, and medicine, publishing three issues each year of peer-reviewed articles, think pieces, photo essays, and book and film reviews. We also publish, on a rolling basis, a wide range of other content: essays and ruminations, conference reports, and teaching and learning materials. For more information about submissions, see: http://www.medanthrotheory.org/pages/submissions/&#160;ArticlesThe protected lab. Securitization and spaces of exclusion in medical research in East Africa — Denielle ElliottAn embodied belonging. Amenorrhea and anorexic subjectivities — Karin EliChanging cartographies of health in a globalizing world — Ted Schrecker‘Making known’ or ‘counting our children’? Constructing and caring for children in epidemic South Africa — Lindsey ReynoldsMedicine Anthropology Theory. An open-access journal in the anthropology of health, illness, and medicine — Eileen Moyer, Vinh-Kim Nguyen&#160;Photo EssaysMapping senses of place in an urban drug scene — Danya Fast&#160;Think PiecesMedical stratification in Vietnam — Martha LincolnHow did we get here? ‘It does not require a big brain to understand.’ The ‘Greek Crisis’, care, and health care — Giorgos Kostakiotis, Deanna J. TrakasHeaviness, intensity, and intimacy. Dutch elder care in the context of retrenchment of the welfare state — Barbara Da Roit, Josien de KlerkNo smoking within nine metres of discipline limits — Simone DennisWhen comparison comes first. Reflections on theory in medical anthropology — Alice Street&#160;Book and Film ReviewsPowerless science? Science and politics in a toxic world — Janelle LamoreauxAbortion in Asia. Local dilemmas, global politics — Erica van der SijptMigranten in tijd en ruimte. Culturen van ouder worden — Sjaak van der GeestChild care in a globalizing world. Perspectives from Ghana — Cati CoeNieuw leven. Geboorte in fictie — Lianne HoltenIk gebaar, ik leef. I sign, I live — Annelies KustersLife in crisis. The ethical journey of Doctors Without Borders — Pride LindaThe Alzheimer conundrum? Entanglements of dementia and aging — Jolanda LindenbergMestizo genomics. Race mixture, nation, and science in Latin America — Abigail Nieves DelgadoThe new Arab man. Emergent masculinities, technologies, and Islam in the Middle East — Fiona R. ParrottPatients and agents. Mental illness, modernity and Islam in Sylhet, Bangladesh — Nasima Selim&#160;Visit ushttp://www.medanthrotheory.orghttps://www.facebook.com/pages/Medicine-Anthropology-Theory/669974643048242https://twitter.com/medanthrotheory&#160;Submissionshttp://www.medanthrotheory.org/pages/submissions/