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Matty Hemming analyses of Nella Larsen’s Harlem Renaissance novel, Quicksand, within the context of Larsen’s career as a nurse in today's article summary #medhums bit.ly/3XR5x0l

'Conceiving of old age in economic terms perpetuates rather than departs from ideas originating in the UK and US at the end of the nineteenth century'-Read today's blog on assisted dying and the value of old age bit.ly/3zENalm #medhums

Today's article summary explores how is unmotherhood presented in 20thC literature bit.ly/3XWFLYz #medhums

'Safe medicine access and good self-care practices are not isolated from one’s social life': read today's blog about why public health information should incorporate socio-cultural insights bit.ly/4cO9Rlo #medhums

Today's blog explores the use of metaphor in pediatric pratices for the care and treatment of sexual abuse survivors bit.ly/3Y10f2u #medhums

Read the cfp for the special anniversary issue on the Future of Medical Humanities, 25 Years of MH: Equity, Justice, and the Future(s) of Medical Humanities, bit.ly/460JFSd #medhums

Eileen Barrett reflects on time devoted to relationship building with patients and families and for memorial services in today's blog bit.ly/4cTDj9W #medhums

Erika Warbinton reviews Laura Johnson Dahlke's Outer Origin: A Discourse on Ectogenesis and the Value of Human Experience in today's book review bit.ly/3SnBZUC #medhums

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Sophie Franklin explores the history of public health framings of violence and strategies to reduce it in today's blog bit.ly/4dw4Xub #medhums

Matthew Swanson reviews Drew Leder's The Healing Body: Creative Responses to Illness, Aging, and Affliction in today's book review bit.ly/4cAaIFH #medhums #bookreview

Read the cfp for the special anniversary issue on the Future of Medical Humanities, 25 Years of MH: Equity, Justice, and the Future(s) of Medical Humanities, bit.ly/460JFSd #medhums

Beatrice O’ Shea considers how painting and creativity can help people with dementia reckon with their past in today's blog bit.ly/4dRiVGA #medhums

Kevin Madill reviews Laura Bisaillon's Screening Out: HIV Testing and the Canadian Immigration Experience in today's book review bit.ly/3MftRSL #medhums #bookreview

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Khalid Ali reviews Ali Kalthami's Mandoob in today's film review bit.ly/4ghlaVy #medhums #filmreview

Drs Tom Bashford and Brandon Smith review Matthew Harris' Decolonizing Healthcare Innovation: Low-Cost Solutions from Low-Income Countries in today's book review blogs.bmj.com/medical-humani… #medhums

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Arlene Jackson considers issues of consent in relation to Bruce Willis' diagnosis of aphasia and frontotemporal degeneration (FTD) in today's blog bit.ly/4dThisi #medhums

Read the Call for Proposals for a forthcoming Medical Humanities Special Issue on “Queer Medical Humanities” bit.ly/47kA2OU #medhums