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New MedHealthHums mailing list

posted on March 23, 2025

Research Summary: MedHealthHums Mailing List

Topic: Medical and Health Humanities Community Platform
Launch Date: 13 September 2018
Purpose: Email discussion list for sharing original content and connecting medical humanities professionals and scholars.
Key Features: Subscriber-only posting; replaces general announcements (jobs, conferences, calls for papers) with curated content.
Contact/Access: [email protected]; subscription via Jiscmail website.
Accessibility: Open subscription and unsubscription available at any time through Jiscmail platform or email links.

On 13 September 2018 the Centre for Medical Humanities blog will be relaunching with a new name, a new look and fresh content. This sharper focus on original content means we will no longer post general announcements like job opportunities, meetings, conferences, calls for papers etc. We also want to help build the medical and health humanities community by putting like-minded individuals more directly in touch with one another.

So, to fill this gap, we are pleased to announce a new email discussion list – [email protected]

Only subscribers can post to the new list, so to continue to receive and share information posts please subscribe to the new mailing list here – just click on ‘Subscribe or Unsubscribe’ under the list name.

You can unsubscribe at any time via the Jiscmail website or the link you’ll find on every email.

 

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