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Medical Humanities|November 2, 2016
Capturing the worlds of multiple sclerosis: Hannah Laycock's photographyStella Bolaki
Medical Humanities|November 9, 2016
'There was no great ceremony': patient narratives and the diagnostic encounter in the context of Parkinson'sJane Peek
Medical Humanities|April 4, 2014
Art, antiquarianism and early anatomyClare E L Guest
Medical Humanities|May 7, 2014
'Only connect': the case for public health humanitiesLise Saffran
Medical Humanities|November 26, 2016
Science fiction and the medical humanitiesGavin Miller, Anna McFarlane
Medical Humanities|February 26, 2014
Literature as an exploration of the phenomenology of schizophrenia: disorder and recovery in Denis Johnson's Jesus' SonJay A Hamm, Bethany L Leonhardt, Rebecca L Fogley, et al.
Medical Humanities|October 20, 2018
'<i>Making the Invisible Visible</i>': an audience response to an art installation representing the complexity of congenital heart disease and heart transplantationGiovanni Biglino, Sofie Layton, Matthew Lee, et al.
Medical Humanities|October 22, 2018
Toxic layering through three disciplinary lenses: childhood poisoning and street pesticide use in Cape Town, South AfricaAlison Swartz, Susan Levine, Hanna-Andrea Rother, et al.
Medical Humanities|February 24, 2017
Pain, objectivity and history: understanding pain stigmaDaniel S Goldberg
Medical Humanities|February 24, 2017
Opposed to the being of Henrietta: bioslavery, pop culture and the third life of HeLa cellsMarlon Rachquel Moore
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Medical Humanities|November 2, 2016
Capturing the worlds of multiple sclerosis: Hannah Laycock's photographyStella Bolaki
Medical Humanities|November 9, 2016
'There was no great ceremony': patient narratives and the diagnostic encounter in the context of Parkinson'sJane Peek
Medical Humanities|April 4, 2014
Art, antiquarianism and early anatomyClare E L Guest
Medical Humanities|May 7, 2014
'Only connect': the case for public health humanitiesLise Saffran
Medical Humanities|November 26, 2016
Science fiction and the medical humanitiesGavin Miller, Anna McFarlane
Medical Humanities|February 26, 2014
Literature as an exploration of the phenomenology of schizophrenia: disorder and recovery in Denis Johnson's Jesus' SonJay A Hamm, Bethany L Leonhardt, Rebecca L Fogley, et al.
Medical Humanities|October 20, 2018
'<i>Making the Invisible Visible</i>': an audience response to an art installation representing the complexity of congenital heart disease and heart transplantationGiovanni Biglino, Sofie Layton, Matthew Lee, et al.
Medical Humanities|October 22, 2018
Toxic layering through three disciplinary lenses: childhood poisoning and street pesticide use in Cape Town, South AfricaAlison Swartz, Susan Levine, Hanna-Andrea Rother, et al.
Medical Humanities|February 24, 2017
Pain, objectivity and history: understanding pain stigmaDaniel S Goldberg
Medical Humanities|February 24, 2017
Opposed to the being of Henrietta: bioslavery, pop culture and the third life of HeLa cellsMarlon Rachquel Moore
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