Register now (deadline is 8/5) for Term 1 online courses: Introduction to the History of Medicine; Science & the practice of medicine; Work of Healing: Medicine & Materiality.
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Have questions about the JHU Online Program in the History of Medicine? We offer non-degree, certificate, and masters tracks. To find out more, join our virtual open house today from 12-1pm EDT hopkinshistoryofmedicine.org/pec-events/o...
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Curator of Rare Book Room at JHU's Institute of the History of Medicine, Michael Seminara holds up a page of Gabriele Fallopio’s Observationes anatomic (printed in Venice in 1561) for a documentary film crew. The page is backlit.
The Institute of the History of Medicine at JHU is now on bluesky! Give us a follow to find out more about our hybrid events, online courses, and more.
Pic: Curator Michael Seminara displays a page of Gabriele Fallopio’s Observationes anatomic (printed in Venice 1561) for a documentary film crew.
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President, Canadian Association for the History of Nursing
Co-Lead, Consortium for Nursing History Inquiry
Historian & Assistant Professor, UBC Nursing
Historian of medicine and public health, singer, podcast enthusiast, Lecturer at Princeton
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Muslim. Yale prof. Historian of upsetting things. Librarian. Black Feminist.
Award-winning historian #HistSTM & #DisHist. Author of "Hearing Happiness: Deafness Cures in History" (2020) and "Echoes of Care: Deafness in Modern Britain." Associate Professor at University of Victoria. Deaf & forever a radical
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Historian of medicine, violence, and sport. I also love neurology, neuroscience and the human sciences. Author of books, articles, anthologies, and expert reports. Keywords: 19~20thC; health policy; indigenous studies; gender; CTE; concussion; TBI
A collaborative blog project that ties historical scholarship to present-day political, social, and cultural issues surrounding gender and medicine.
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Historian of decolonization and public health in West Africa
Southern Association for the History of Science and Medicine (SAHMS) is a professional organization founded in 1999 to further the mission of Professor L. M. Barnett (University of South Mississippi) to promote #histsci #histmed #histpsych #histSTM
American Association for the History of Nursing http://aahn.org #histnursing
Professional historian of public health, amateur photographer, scifi/speculative fiction and music enthusiast.
Human. I love cats, brilliant 🥷🏾, and thinking out loud. Not in this particular order.
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Historian of Science and Medicine.
Historian of race, civil rights, and medicine. Assistant Professor in the Dept of Science and Technology Studies at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. #RacialJusticeLab
Historian of disease and the environment. College of Charleston. New book in the works on all things disinfection and the Anthropocene
MD turned historian of medicine, science, food, environment | author of WONDER FOODS (@ucpress.bsky.social '22) http://shorturl.at/nuGP7 | @gastronomica.bsky.social | living in Amsterdam | #histstm #histmed #foodhistory #foodstudies | she/her
Historian interested in the everyday, mom, novice potter and recipe/food enthusiast.
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Historian. Assoc Prof. Making jimcrowintheasylum.com with @UNCPress. Knitter, baker, dog lover. From Eora Country, living on Muskogee Creek land. Un-American.
Historian @ UCBerkeley | Author: Enlisting Faith http://tinyurl.com/yyh2p4tq | current project: religious hospitals & conscience rights | sometimes quilts, sometimes climbs | posts my own | she/her
