Medical and Health Humanities Weekly Review medicalhealthhumanities.com The Depressing World of Comedy and Medicine Monstrous and Mindful Births: Policing the Pregnant Imagination Gender Science, Censorship, and Power Even Superman Cries (Part 3): Encountering Death in the Hospital The People of Act … Read more

A Recipe for Success, a speech given in a series hosted by the HHIVE Research Lab, took place in the Health Sciences Library on January 24. The talk was given by Jessica Barnhill, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Program … Read more

HHIVE members Jennifer Edwell, Sarah Anne Singer, and Jordynn Jack recently published a co-authored article in Technical Communication Quarterly that uses HHIVE’s Writing Diabetes study as the foundation for uniting interdisciplinary researchers and fields. You can read the article here. “Healing Arts: … Read more

For many, physical health is something that is always in the back of their mind. From the top 10 weight loss tips on magazines to getting your flu shot every season, people are constantly thinking about their physical health. However, … Read more

How can medical students learn about human anatomy without the aid of a cadaver?  How has our understanding of anatomy and physiology changed over time as discoveries, such as the advent of the microscope, have allowed scientists to probe deeper … Read more

Have you ever wondered how different types of music can make you feel a certain way? Or how a certain song can bring you back to a particular time in your life, where specific memories vividly play out in your … Read more

Before Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II took the Moeser Auditorium stage to deliver the 2017 Weil Lecture on American Citizenship on October 11, Yara Allen, historian, signer, and musician, led the audience in a moving call and response inspired … Read more