Please note that this seminar has been postponed. More details coming later!

Such a privilege to attend the Gender Body Health seminar today, and hear from Charlotte Jones about her incredible work - a true example of what research can do, and what research can be 🌟 Charlotte’s work is urgent, interesting, & important - I’m so lucky to be her colleague!

It's out: Gender Body Health's freely available special issue with @lambdanordica There are articles on transplants, dementia, population surveillance, shame & more, all thinking through the relation between #Biomedicine & #Queer.

JOB NEWS!! We're looking to appoint a full-time, permanent Lecturer in Medical Humanities School of English - University of Leeds. See here for further details: jobs.leeds.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r… Please retweet and help us spread the word. Leeds Medical Humanities Research Group #MedicalHumanities #HealthHumanities

This week we are posting articles about fat studies and activism! In today's piece Cat Pausé (she/her) introduces the series and contributors, drawing attention to bias in healthcare practices and paving the way for a 'fat medical utopia'. thepolyphony.org/2021/11/15/fat…

A medical humanities event on Sat 20 Nov at 2pm (UK time) looking at art & health, organised by our coordinator Transplant Imaginaries Ingrid Young, still (not) coping with COVID🍉 Capturing Chronic Illness

🚀The final episode of our Beers, Burgers + Bleach podcast mini-series is up, and we're chatting about toilets, public health politics, and work. More details in the thread! #cctoilettalk

We’re Hiring! NNMHR are looking for a new ECR Development Lead, to help develop early career support and skills over the next four years. Applications are due 12noon, Thursday 16th December #medhums #ECRs #medhist #healthhums

Project meeting in the #CaringFutures project! Today we get to hear snippets of ongoing research on #CareEthicsInPractice #SuppliersEthics #Digitalisation #CareTech #Robots #ScienceFiction. #interdisciplinarity Brita Gjerstad Damoun Nassehi 🩺📱🥋 Dr Roger A. Søraa @BHGripsrud

"Writing and Getting Read", the next HCAS Winter School for doctoral students will be held at HCAS on 9–11 Feb 2022! PhD students of humanities & social sciences & related fields affiliated with University of Helsinki: sign up by 19.12.2021 on Sisu! www2.helsinki.fi/en/news/teachi…

Join us on 16 December 12–1.30pm (UK time) for a joint online seminar with @itdfproject & speaker Jonathan Mitchell @UncouthRegions on Disability, Personhood & Vulnerability. Details below for registration and zoom link. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

The special issue of MedHums_BMJ on #Transplantation by our committee members Donna McCormack Transplant Imaginaries & Margrit Shildrick is out. Details below for the articles & about the art work.

Our event on 16 December on #Disability will be closed captioned

"Shame in Medical History" Seminar Series with Centre MedHistory starts 5th May with @DrAnneHanley on "‘I am polluted to the marrow, soaked in abomination!’ Shame & Sexual Health in Modern Britain." All welcome! @wcceh University of Exeter News #medtwitter Register here shameandmedicine.org/shame-and-medi…

A preview of the cover of the book written by 'Scenes of Shame & Stigma in COVID-19' Arts and Humanities Research Council project team members Fred Cooper Arthur Rose & @lunadolezal. Coming soon! Pandemic Preparedness: Live Performance in the G7 University of Exeter News #researchatexeter @wcceh

Medical humanities meets animal studies .. REALLY excited to be launching this new network in critical medical humanities with the brilliant Camille Bellet🌬🌾🐄 Incidentally Bentley Renelle McGlacken @evahaifa_ Thank you NNMHR for the funding and watch this space ...

🎧 New podcast 🎧 Have you listened to The Nocturnists? Shame&Medicine have collaborated on this new podcast drawing on the stories of over 200 healthcare workers across the US, UK, and beyond, this series explores how shame manifests in medical culture. More info ⬇