Annemarie's work focuses on diagnosis: how diagnoses emerge, what forces influence their creation, and the resulting impact of diagnostic categories on socio-cultural and health protecting practices. She has focused on agents of medicalisation, self-diagnosis, and the diagnostic moment. She has recently turned her attention to the narratives triggered by the revelation of a diagnosis, particularly in historical and creative documents. Her current work is grounded in humanities and in social sciences and explores the impact of diagnostic utterance and conversely, of diagnostic uncertainty.