Review on Gender, Health and History in Modern East Asia
Review on Gender, Health and History in Modern East Asia Dr. Harry Wu reviews Gender, Health and History in Modern East Asia (Leung & Nakayama, 2017) …
‘War on cancer’ metaphors may do harm.
‘War on cancer’ metaphors may do harm. Whether we are seeing patients, suffering ourselves or accompanying our beloved family members recovering from diseases, we use militarized …
The Politics of Health Conference
The Politics of Health Conference The sixth annual Health Humanities Consortium (HHC) conference will explore the politics of health and healthcare in the context of …
Oxford University Press released reading list of disease outbreaks
Oxford University Press released reading list of disease outbreaks Oxford University Pressed just released a list of journal articles exploring outbreaks of infectious diseases in …
5 apps offered by Richard Horton while facing COVID19
5 apps offered by Richard Horton while facing COVID19 Richard Horton, Editor in Chief of The Lancet recently published a timely prescription for us to …
3 videos comparing historical epidemics
3 videos comparing historical epidemics Bettmann Archive/Getty Images 1894 Bubonic Plague in Hong Kong and its legacy This is a footage made as part of …
History in time of Crisis by David Jones
History in time of Crisis by David Jones By Otis Historical Archives, National Museum of Health and Medicine — Emergency hospital during influenza epidemic (NCP 1603), National Museum …
History of Science “On Call”
History of Science “On Call” Berlin based Max Planck Institute for the History of Science has been aggregating short videos about research and education in the …
‘Hippocrates Now’
‘Hippocrates Now’ At medical school, we learn Hippocrates. But we often misidentify his teaching as a single-authored scholarship, and mistake Hippocrates oath as unchallengeable doctrine. …
The Impossible Dream of MSF?
The Impossible Dream of MSF? From https://lihkg.com/thread/1734196/page/1 Many people criticized MSF for not responding to the “humanitarian crisis” in Hong Kong. Perhaps we can find the …