A Programme Like No Other: AIDS Prevention in French Television, 1995-1997
Mansier, Pascale
VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture · 2020
doi:10.18146/view.225 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
French television has broadcast health magazines since the 1950s. These magazines generally give more importance to medical expertise and curative medicine. In this article, I will present a programme that stands out from these, Sidamag, which was broadcast weekly in the mid-1990s. Targeting a young public and aiming to inform on preventive measures, Sidamag producers wanted to give space and voice to non-experts. These three goals were only partially achieved. Preventive measures were present in all Sidamag shows however, content analysis showed that only 14% focused on prevention in youth. Furthermore, medical discourse remained dominant although significant space was given to witness testimonials.
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