Rhythm and bodies, fibromyalgia and physiotherapy, health technologies in Early Modern England, key strokes and characters, measurement, physics and hearing loss... join us throughout May for a STELLAR lineup of hybrid and in-person #medicalhumanities events

Thank you so much The Polyphony Aly F! It's always a great experience working with you! And thanks everyone for liking and sharing this review.

Just finished a fantastic course on The Fundamentals of Creative Facilitation - easily the most enjoyable & thought-provoking course I have been on! So many practical applications for research. Huge thank you to Mary Robson & Dawn for sharing their expert knowledge & support 🙏🏻

Welcome Marta Cenedese to IMH!

During her 2 yr UKRI fellowship, Marta will be exploring how recent narratives of illness, death and bereavement are located at the intersection of community networks and narrativized by communities 👇

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tell me why I teared up twice during
Dr Anna Stenning's book launch, once while sarah lucas spoke, and again when James McGrath read out his poem.
what a lovely session chaired by Arya Thampuran and facilitated by Incidentally Bentley

Medical Humanities MA Webinar
Thurs 2 May 5-6pm BST

Curious about @durhamIMH Durham University Faculty of Arts and Humanities postgraduate programmes in medical & health humanities – & how study in this exciting interdisciplinary field can help your career?

Register to join us online durham.ac.uk/research/insti…

Calling all English graduates!

English makes a huge contribution to medical humanities & interdisciplinary health research - tell your story for a chance to win £! #EnglishCreates

3 laptops, 1 tablet, 2 cameras, 2 mics, 1 Marco Bernini, and 2 amazing talks by Daniel Newman and Sean Yeager with Durham Institute for Medical Humanities's Narrative and Cognition Lab.

and here's me, event coordinatin (I'm thinking about the canapés)

We oscillate between neglect and restraint so much of the time and the space in between is messy and long term but much much more human

Durham has a new Associate PVC for Health and Director of WolfsonResearch. Congratulations Charlotte, we so look forward to working with you in these roles!

Professor Charlotte Clarke, currently our Executive Dean for Social Sciences and Health, will become our first Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Health) later this year in a role designed to extend our health focus regionally and globally.

Read more👉 brnw.ch/21wIWoc

Wonderful to join colleagues at Durham CELLS Durham Law School for “Death and Dying in the 21st Century: Interdisciplinary Perspectives” chaired by our wonderful Co-Director Sam Halliday durham.ac.uk/research/insti…

Housing/living conditions, mental health, and environment: three top issues for our youth and collective futures that we continue to research and embed in our curricula and strategic missions Durham Institute for Medical Humanities WolfsonResearch Durham Health & Social Theory Group.
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