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The Journal of Medical Humanities|December 8, 2005
AIDS and its treatments: two doctors' narratives of healing, desire, and belongingLisa Diedrich
The Journal of Medical Humanities|December 8, 2005
A reminiscenceMartin Kohn
The Journal of Medical Humanities|November 15, 2014
'A great beneficial disease': colonial medicine and imperial authority in J.G. Farrell's The Siege of KrishnapurSam Goodman
The Journal of Medical Humanities|January 19, 2015
Speaking from the Inside: Challenges Faced by Communication Researchers Investigating Disease-Related Issues in a Hospital SettingCéline Bourquin, Friedrich Stiefel, Pascal Singy
The Journal of Medical Humanities|October 14, 2017
Moral Injury: Contextualized CareKeith G Meador, Jason A Nieuwsma
The Journal of Medical Humanities|October 14, 2017
"Even Heroes Get Depressed": Sponsorship and Self-Stigma in Canada's Mental Illness Awareness WeekLoren Gaudet
The Journal of Medical Humanities|August 6, 2015
Neurodharma Self-Help: Personalized Science Communication as Brain ManagementJenny Eklöf
The Journal of Medical Humanities|August 6, 2015
Adolescent Daughters and Ritual Abjection: Narrative Analysis of Self-injury in Four US FilmsWarren Bareiss
The Journal of Medical Humanities|October 15, 2015
Losing Thomas & Ella: A Father's Story (A Research Comic)Marcus B Weaver-Hightower
The Journal of Medical Humanities|November 17, 2017
'The Art of Insulin Treatment:' Diabetes, Insulin, and the 1920sKirsten E Gardner
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