Malignant Fever: Benjamin Rush and the 1793 Epidemic in Philadelphia,
Gallery Talk by Mandy Cooper, PhD Candidate in the History Department, Duke University
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Malignant Fever: Benjamin Rush and the 1793 Epidemic in Philadelphia,
Gallery Talk by Mandy Cooper, PhD Candidate in the History Department, Duke University
“This is a Christian institution and we will tolerate no Jews here”: The Brooklyn Interns Hazing Episodes
Dr. Ed Halperin, “This is a Christian institution and we will tolerate no Jews here": The Brooklyn Interns Hazing Episodes
Bullitt History of Medicine Club Lecture: Physician Assistants: A Social Innovation in the Delivery of Health Care Services
Physician Assistants: A Social Innovation in the Delivery of Health Care Services Dr. Reginald D. Carter Historian Emeritus, Physician Assistant History Society, Associate Clinical Professor Emeritus of Community and Family Medicine, Duke University Medical Center
“Engineering Solutions to Injustice”
Stacy Tessler Lindau, MD, MAPP is a tenured Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Medicine-Geriatrics at The University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine. She is a leader in the field of women’s health, specifically in the context of aging, cancer, and urban issues. Dr. Lindau’s scientific efforts are dedicated to bringing visibility to … Read more
Public Talk: Environmental Health Anthropology
Amelia Fiske
Public Talk: Environmental Health Anthropology
Amelia Fiske
“Comics of Care: Visual Storytelling in Medical Education and Practice”
Duke Professor Kimberly R. Myers and MK Czerwiec, two authors of the Graphic Medicine Manifesto as well as foundational contributors to the larger Graphic Medicine movement. They will offer an interactive presentation on the evolution of comic art/storytelling as a creative medium, a critical lens, and compelling and compassionate medium by which to learn and … Read more
“Abounding Life, or, Gathering the Ten Thousand Wild Things: A Conversation with Judith Farquhar and Lili Lai”
Judith Farquhar (Chicago/NHC) and Lili Lai (Medical Humanities, Peking) are working on a book together tentatively titled Gathering Medicines in the Mountains: Nation, Body and Knowledge in China's Ethnic South. Reception to follow
FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES AND SKILLS OF BALANCE
The UNC School of Nursing is proud to present: Balancing Engagement and Detachment: Using Skillsfrom the Dramatic Arts