Links to attend our ongoing conference virtually can be found on our website here:

Rethinking Injuries: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Harm, Safety, and Society
hopkinsmedicalhumanities.org/rethinkinginju…

We look forward to seeing you there!

Check out our penultimate podcast episode (😭🥲😢) where ⁦Dr Christine Slobogin⁩ & I chat with Bowdoin Professor Matthew Klingle about his forthcoming book on diabetes, stress, structural racism & a lot more! ⁦JHU Medical Humanities and Social Medicine⁩ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/for…

Reminder: UVA is hiring a 2-year postdoc research associate focused on race, place, and equity in the history of nursing and health care. #histmed #histnursing
uva.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/UVAJobs/job/Ch…

Exciting to have a physical copy of Wearable Objects & Curative Things in my hands! I had a blast editing this with Dr Dawn Woolley Ellen Sampson & Paula Chambers. Cover photo by Emily Beaney

link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

Our new issue, 'Injury,' is live!

Thanks to our talented and brave contributors, to our editorial team (Iro Filippaki, Sarah Roth, Alise Leiboff, Alex Parry, SJ Zanolini, Sarah El Halabi/سارة الحلبي, and Hannah Davidson), and to JHU Medical Humanities and Social Medicine.

Check it out here:

hopkinsmedicalhumanities.org/tendon-magazin…

We're looking for additions to our editorial team! Interested? Fill out a brief application at:
forms.gle/Fgi3H9U1U3ELBi…

'For the Medical Record' — a podcast from JHU Medical Humanities and Social Medicine — recently sat down with associate professor Dr. Aishah Scott to discuss her research on trickledown respectability politics as it relates to HIV/AIDS in Black America. Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ais…

📣NEW PODCAST EP📣

Dr. Aishah Scott came on 'For the Medical Record' to discuss her work on trickledown respectability politics and HIV/AIDS in the Black community.

Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!

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So happy to see this work with Iro Filippaki published in Literature and Medicine. The product of many conversations when we were postdocs JHU Medical Humanities and Social Medicine HistMedJHU on affect & the clinical 'urge to know'

muse.jhu.edu/article/911453

NEW EP!
We discuss narrative medicine with Lauren Small, particularly in relation to the AfterWards program here Johns Hopkins Medicine. Lauren builds us a reading list relating to many of the themes of this podcast.
Thank you for listening, and happy reading!
open.spotify.com/episode/0myi6C…

Absolutely love this review of the JHU Medical Humanities and Social Medicine podcast 'For the Medical Record'

🥲 Sometimes Antoine J., PhD and I literally are just drinking coffee and chatting with friends during these interviews 🥲

Who are the most interesting people working on #AI and healthcare (particularly psychotherapy) in the humanities and social sciences? 🤔

Grateful for any & all pointers to the movers, shakers, thought-leaders and wildcards in this bold new arena - especially if that's you 🫵

New mini episode of 'For the Medical Record' : featuring Pablo Gómez speaking about his project 'Slave Trading and the Imagination of the Quantifiable Body in the Early Modern Atlantic'

👂listen here:
open.spotify.com/episode/3nwA17…

Check out the new issue of Tendon Magazine - our literary and visual arts magazine that creates space for creative and critical work across the medical humanities.

This issues theme: 'Injury' 🩹

Silvia Casini & I will be convening a panel on 'Art History and Contemporary Technical and Medical Images' at #ForArtHistory2024 next April. If this is your thing, please consider submitting an abstract!

Full details here: forarthistory.org.uk/conference/202…

📢A new ep of 'For the Medical Record'! - on the health humanities in emergency med

Kamna Balhara & Nathan Irvin talk us through Health Humanities at Hopkins Emergency Medicine (H3EM) & why the humanities are needed at the 'front door of the hospital'🏥
open.spotify.com/episode/0AysGg…

We're excited to share that our next issue, 'Injury,' is going live next month! Stay tuned.

Many thanks to the editorial team (Iro Filippaki, Sarah Roth, Alex Parry, SJ Zanolini, Sarah El Halabi/سارة الحلبي, and Hannah Davidson) and to JHU Medical Humanities and Social Medicine.

Cover art by contributor Lisa Turner.

Tendon (Tendon Magazine) is going live with our next issue, 'Injury,' on October 6th! Stay tuned for work from e. irem az, Alexandra Kaul, and Kelly S. O'Donnell, among others. Cover artwork by Lisa Turner ✨