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Janina Levin interviews Drew Remignanti in today's blog blogs.bmj.com/medical-humani… #medhums #interview

BMJ Group is seeking an Editor-in-Chief for an exciting new #openaccess journal looking to expand the scope of #bioethical discourse by addressing critical societal challenges of the twenty-first century. Find out how to apply here: 📝 bit.ly/3U7WG7K

Join our team! We're looking for an ambitious and dynamic Editor-in-Chief to lead Medical Humanities, co-owned by the Institute of Medical Ethics and BMJ Group. Apply before 31 October. More details here 👉 : bit.ly/3ztL73H

Sloka Iyengar discusses productive collaborations between scientists and artists of Bharatanatyam dance in today's blog bit.ly/3Zlpmxn #medhums

Angela Chen considers AI in relation to narrative medicine in today's blog bit.ly/4f2fNrz #medhums

Listen to today's podcast interview with Simon Dogger, who specialises in design education for Visual Impaired People (VIPs) bit.ly/4iO7XVR #medhums

Listen to Darryl Sellwood's article summary, which calls for involving disabled people in the development and design of Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices bit.ly/49wFsHW #medhums

Read the editorial for the December special issue of Medical Humanities bit.ly/3D3Z3mD #medhums

Gretchen Von Koenig considers the story of the deaf inventor Emerson Romero and his company Vibralarm, which developed vibrational alarm devices for the deaf bit.ly/4g3gnGU #medhums

Edmund Barker and Harry Parker use comic strips to explore the future of sports and assisted technologies bit.ly/3ZmRcI7 #medhums

Susanna Martin uses inclusive research practices to explore how older adults view assistive technologies and participation in technology research bit.ly/4g6OEoL #medhums

Tony Prescott argues for the inclusion of posthumanist design principles for participatory design of assistive technologies bit.ly/3Bg14LQ #medhums

We're delighted to welcome Dr. Dosani as our new EiC! Dr. Dosani is a consultant child & adolescent #psychiatrist, writer, & researcher in #medicalhumanities and was named as a New Generation Thinker by the BBC in 2022. Find out more: bit.ly/42e0Pfg Dr Sabina Dosani 📚

Today's article summary explores the challenges faced by one of the article's authors, Russ Palmer, who is deafblind, around his experiences related to his interest in space bit.ly/3BdNhFG #medhums

What happens when human embodiment becomes intricately entangled with digital coding? Margrit Shildrick explores trans/posthumanism and its relation to assistive technologies bit.ly/4ip2KmX #medhums

This ongoing study is working with children with brittle bone disease and their families to explore accessible ways of getting ordinary people involved in the design of robots and assistive technology bit.ly/4iq2e86 #medhums

Mark Paterson explores the significance of the appearance of social robots in today's article summary bit.ly/3CVhfi3 #medhums

What does the future of hearing aids look like once we shift our ableist conceptions of deafness as a condition to be masked with invisible devices? Jaipreet Virdi explores this question in today's article summary bit.ly/4ilO5Jk #medhums

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In this latest article from the journal, Michelle Petersen-Damon explores the dynamics of identity, privilege and power within the context of palliative care social work in South Africa through the metaphor of a shopping bag mh.bmj.com/content/early/…