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In our most recent book forum, five scholars engage with Hannah Zeavin and Jeremy Greene’s recent books on telehealth and telemedicine, providing inspiring analyses of the potentials and limitations of electronic technologies in medicine and healthcare.

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Check out Thorben Simonsen's exciting new piece on Somatosphere

Navigating the Unreal - Virtual Reality in Psychiatric Treatment.

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Some great reflections on aflatoxin in 'The toxic imperial metabolism of Senegalese peanuts' by Noémi Tousignant Somatosphere somatosphere.net/the-toxic-impe…

A great article by Branwyn Poleykett Somatosphere 'Miscommunicating metabolism: hunger, method and the practice of public health' somatosphere.net/miscommunicati…

Great news: The new website is live! We are launching it today with an exciting set of articles on metabolic thinking. Check it out: somatosphere.net  Also, the previous website is still online and all articles are available as archive on somatosphere.com

Seeking survey respondents from mental health practitioners, researchers& policymakers who've worked in epidemics: we want to hear your feedback on the best mental health innovations during epidemics. Please circulate widely! #anthrotwitter #publichealth forms.gle/uwgoc3vQLUh2Gc…

Call for Participation - Social Studies of Medicine Writing and Publishing Workshop in Asia
Workshop aims to build the publishing capacity of early-career scholars based in Asia who are working in soc studies of med & want to publish in Eng-lang journals.
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Have any public-facing Anthro projects of late moved you? Nominate it for the GAD New Directions prize! Past winners include Sapiens, Somatosphere, David Bond and Thurka Sangaramoorthy gad.americananthro.org/call-for-nomin… #anthro #anthro twitter #anthro pology Somatosphere Wenner-Gren Foundation

My monograph, The Work of Repair: Capacity after Colonialism in the Timber Plantations of South Africa. Out of 6 June 2023, published by Fordham Press ThinkingFromElsewhere bit.ly/3VZn4Aq

Chuffed to have my writing--on the history of heat research (featuring Fiona Hill, manikins in suits, the US military, pantyhose, and popsicles)--in the latest issue of the Los Angeles Review of Books

Book forum, Somatosphere, ALL THAT WAS NOT HER (@DukePress) w/ brilliant + expansive commentaries by Elizabeth A Wilson, @SheIsMakingArt + DeShawn Dumas, Andres Romero, Aidan Seale-Feldman, Anthony Stavrianakis, Margaux Fitoussi––with deepest thanks to Eugene Raikhel somatosphere.net/2023/all-that-…