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Jane Macnaughton writes: We’ve arrived in Galveston and have been put up at the historic seafront Hotel Galvez, which is still undergoing repair and renovation after Hurricane Ike in 2008. In fact the …
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Yesterday the journal Nature published an article that shows the latest developments in attempts to prove how defective DNA in a human egg can be replaced with the equivalent DNA from a healthy egg It …
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The Centre for Medical Humanities is delighted to offer An Ethnographic Account of Reiki Practice in Britain (Dori-Michelle Beeler, 2016) for review, which explores constructions of well-being among …
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Bethlem Royal Hospital Archives and Museum are through to the public voting stage to win photographer Rankin for a day, as part of the Museums at Night Connect 10 competition. You can vote for the …
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An interdisciplinary conference exploring the intersections between death, art and anatomy, by bringing together art historians, medical historians, and practising artists The intersection between …
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“Health Humanities: Building the Future of Research and Teaching” was a working symposium held on April 4-5, 2014 at the Obermann Center for Advanced Studies at the University of Iowa with the …
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