Vaccination and Its Historical Discontents: The Long-Term View on Skepticism and ‘Personal Belief Exemptions’ A Merrimon Lecture Cosponsored with the UNC Center for Bioethics Speaker: Elena Conis, Professor at the Graduate School of Journalism, UC Berkely For more information, … Read more
Driving Down Infant and Child Mortality: Victories, Dilemmas, and Persistent Disparities A Merrimon Lecture Cosponsored with the UNC Center for Bioethics Speaker: Perri Klass, Professor of Journalism and Pediatrics at New York University, Co-Director of NYU Florence For more information, … Read more
In public health, fear-based campaigns are regarded (rightly so) with caution and concern because their side effects of stigma and scapegoating can be so toxic. Those worries have been shaped by an awareness of the formidable power of traditional media … Read more
Speaker: Mandy Fowler, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (English and Comparative Literature) Early Modern Economies of Care, explores practices of giving and receiving care as they existed in sixteenth and seventeenth century England. In this presentation, Mandy will … Read more
Development as Gender Equity: Pan-American Women’s Advocacy and Cancer Control Speaker: Raúl Necochea López, Associate Professor in Social Medicine and Adjunct Associate Professor in History, UNC-Chapel Hill For more information, visit the Bullitt History of Medicine Club website.
The Healing Art: Early Modern Practices of Giving and Receiving Care in the 16th and 17th Century Join the Bullit Club on Tuesday, 10/3 at 12pm in Bondurant Hall, Rm G030 or via Zoom Speaker: Mandy Fowler, Doctoral student in English … Read more
