I’m not speculating about her diagnosis, but Kate Middleton is the latest celebrity patient ⁦⁦⁦STAT⁩ ⁦NYU Langone Health⁩ ⁦AAHM⁩ ⁦Population Health⁩

What Kate Middleton's cancer revelation might teach the world - STAT statnews.com/2024/03/24/kat…

So pleased to be a part of this terrific American Experience documentary on the history of the Pap test along with Deirdre Cooper Owens and Ameenah Shakir. Tuesday 3/26 at 9 PM EDT. NYU Langone Health AAHM Population Health American Cancer Society

Looks like a great event!

Thanks for the shout out. Roshan did a great job!

Time to sign up. See everyone in KC! 🙂

The call for posters for AAHM 2024 is now live! We hope to see lots of posters, especially from students of all levels. More information available here: histmed.org/kansas-city-20…

The AAHM is NOW accepting proposals for poster presentations at the 2024 Kansas City meeting this May! Proposals are due on 2/20. Check out the call here: histmed.org/kansas-city-20…. DM me if you have any questions about the org! #histmed #twitterstorians #histsci

Terrific new article by NYU IM resident Roshan Poudel.
DM us for PDF. NYU Langone Health Population Health AAHM @asbh
The Tarnished Legacy of a Wonder Drug: Revisiting the Complicated History of Clozapine
Poudel, Roshan; Lerner, Barron
Harvard Rvw of Psychiatry. 32(1):40-6, 2024.

This is great! Hope to be there in a few weeks.

I first met Betty Rollin, who sadly ended her life recently, in 1997. Here's my piece on her impressive health activism. NYU Langone Health Population Health AAHM American Cancer Society Compassion & Choices deathwithdignity
statnews.com/2023/12/27/bet…

Congrats to Nursing Clio!

I was very pleased to review an excellent and provocative new book on the history of forgotten Black TB nurses for Nursing Clio. NYU Langone Health Population Health Maria Smilios AAHM nursingclio.org/2023/10/25/rem…

Glad to be quoted in WaPo alongside Kylie M. Smith and Mical Raz on the history of lobotomy NYU General Internal Medicine NYU Grossman School of Medicine Population Health AAHM

We historians don’t like to talk about heroes but this is as close as you get!

Fascinating content in the latest issue of JHMAS..

Interesting upcoming conference!

In 2009 I had the privilege to interview and write about Sharon Stern, who had polio as a child in the 1950s and was respirator dependent for the rest of her life. Sharon died last night. RIP.

A Life Changed but Not Destroyed by Polio - The New York Times nytimes.com/2009/01/27/hea…

Please read this nuanced review of a very complicated subject in the history of medicine.

Terrific, well-argued article on medical child abuse by Mical Raz!

Just saw this. A great tribute to your wonderful friend ❤️