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Comics & Medicine: From Private Lives to Public Health (CfP, Conference, Johns Hopkins, 26-28 June 2014)

posted on March 21, 2025

Research Summary: Comics & Medicine Conference

Event Type: Academic Conference
Dates: June 26-28, 2014
Location: Johns Hopkins Medical Campus, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Host Institution: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Department of Art as Applied to Medicine in collaboration with Graphic Medicine
Conference Edition: Fifth Comics & Medicine conference
Keynote Speakers: Ellen Forney, Arthur W. Frank, Carol Tilley
Intended Audience: Healthcare professionals, artists, academic scholars, comics enthusiasts, students, and stakeholder groups
Purpose: Call for papers exploring the intersection of comics and medicine in clinical, public health, and humanities contexts

CM2014Comics & Medicine: From Private Lives to Public Health
June 26th to 28th, 2014
Johns Hopkins Medical Campus in Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Keynote Speakers: Ellen Forney, Arthur W. Frank & Carol Tilley

The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Department of Art as Applied to Medicine in collaboration with Graphic Medicine invites papers for the fifth Comics & Medicine conference, a gathering of healthcare professionals, artists, academic scholars, comics enthusiasts, students, and various stakeholder groups.

To find out more please download the Comics and Medicine CfP 2014

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