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Medical Humanities|March 19, 2026
"Maybe I'm immune": the twofold precarity of the asymptomatic HIV carrier in Will Self's <i>Dorian, an Imitation</i>Arindam Nandi
Medical Humanities|April 1, 2026
'Our problem here is the pig Ebola': local accounts of epizootics preceding Ebola outbreaks in north-eastern Democratic Republic of the CongoJules Villa
Medical Humanities|April 1, 2026
Repulsive and precious: thinking with the tick in Canadian Lyme disease discourseLoren Gaudet
Medical Humanities|April 1, 2026
Implementing narrative medicine in teaching languages for healthcare purposesAlexandra Zimonyi-Bakó, Barbara Marshall
Medical Humanities|June 4, 2026
"It stayed with me": learning the legacy of Canada's residential schools through the Indigenous Teaching Through Art programmeJoyce Zazulak, Lorrie Gallant, Nicole Knibb, et al.
Medical Humanities|April 14, 2026
Twenty-five soundings about child sexual abuse and the arts: considering the opera <i>Festen</i>Clare Best, Patricia Debney
Medical Humanities|April 9, 2026
Impact of pregnancy on women with eating disorder symptoms: a discourse analysisCecilia Brundin Pettersson, Jenny Ericson, Martina Isaksson, et al.
Medical Humanities|April 9, 2026
Resolving 'Collective Amnesia': uncovering disease outbreaks past to shape pandemic futuresEmily Vincent
Medical Humanities|April 11, 2026
Science fiction and the futures of artificial womb technology: towards a carrier bag theory of design fictionAndrew Darby, Georgia Walton
Medical Humanities|May 30, 2025
Strained encounters of the anthropogene: preservation and extinction in Tatsuaki Ishiguro's 'It is with the Deepest Sincerity that I Offer Prayers'Lara Choksey
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Medical Humanities|March 19, 2026
"Maybe I'm immune": the twofold precarity of the asymptomatic HIV carrier in Will Self's <i>Dorian, an Imitation</i>Arindam Nandi
Medical Humanities|April 1, 2026
'Our problem here is the pig Ebola': local accounts of epizootics preceding Ebola outbreaks in north-eastern Democratic Republic of the CongoJules Villa
Medical Humanities|April 1, 2026
Repulsive and precious: thinking with the tick in Canadian Lyme disease discourseLoren Gaudet
Medical Humanities|April 1, 2026
Implementing narrative medicine in teaching languages for healthcare purposesAlexandra Zimonyi-Bakó, Barbara Marshall
Medical Humanities|June 4, 2026
"It stayed with me": learning the legacy of Canada's residential schools through the Indigenous Teaching Through Art programmeJoyce Zazulak, Lorrie Gallant, Nicole Knibb, et al.
Medical Humanities|April 14, 2026
Twenty-five soundings about child sexual abuse and the arts: considering the opera <i>Festen</i>Clare Best, Patricia Debney
Medical Humanities|April 9, 2026
Impact of pregnancy on women with eating disorder symptoms: a discourse analysisCecilia Brundin Pettersson, Jenny Ericson, Martina Isaksson, et al.
Medical Humanities|April 9, 2026
Resolving 'Collective Amnesia': uncovering disease outbreaks past to shape pandemic futuresEmily Vincent
Medical Humanities|April 11, 2026
Science fiction and the futures of artificial womb technology: towards a carrier bag theory of design fictionAndrew Darby, Georgia Walton
Medical Humanities|May 30, 2025
Strained encounters of the anthropogene: preservation and extinction in Tatsuaki Ishiguro's 'It is with the Deepest Sincerity that I Offer Prayers'Lara Choksey
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