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New article is up! Many thanks to @chaseledin for the invitation to contribute to this amazing site. #teamrhetoric #techcomm
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Dr. Hillary Ash
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Dr. Hillary Ash
@hillaryaash
PhD. Health rhetorician. Interested in health inequalities in pandemics & historical constructions of women as disease vectors. Views are my own. #teamrhetoric
Pittsburgh, PA Katılım Temmuz 2018
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The Hidden Epidemics Summer Series program is now out!
4 brilliant speakers covering 4 fascinating topics.
Details and links to the registration below👇
Hidden Epidemics Research Network@HiddenEpidemics
And we are back! Thank you to everyone who patiently waited through our hiatus. We are back with a special summer edition of our talks. Mark your calendars for two exciting talks this #HiddenEpidemicsSummer
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And we are back!
Thank you to everyone who patiently waited through our hiatus. We are back with a special summer edition of our talks.
Mark your calendars for two exciting talks this #HiddenEpidemicsSummer
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@AlyFixit @the_polyphony @redbreezes @lilithjcooper @thelifebed @KateErrington3 @blaise_sales Please let me know if I can be of any help on that front!
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@hillaryaash @the_polyphony @redbreezes @lilithjcooper @thelifebed @KateErrington3 @blaise_sales That's really kind of you. Thanks for pitching such a useful piece - it's had quite an impact on the direction I'm thinking of going in for my PhD so I'm sure it will be very helpful for others too!
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It's been a fascinating and rewarding year for me at The Polyphony - I've learned SO much from the authors I've worked with. Thanks to all of you!
Some of you are mentioned in this round-up - @redbreezes @lilithjcooper @thelifebed @KateErrington3 @blaise_sales @hillaryaash
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Anticipating the January blues? We might have just the thing.
Announcement of our 1st event of 2023: Medical Humanities and the Ethics of Editing
A panel and roundtable discussion with four brilliant practitioners of editing in the health humanities.
nnmh.org.uk/medical-humani…
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New article up today about what the #medicalhumanities can learn from rhetoric of health and medicine. #teamrhetoric #rhm
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We're hiring 2 new editors @the_polyphony! Please apply if you're a postgrad/ECR working in #MedHums-related research or teaching - and interested in our vision of making MedHums accessible across and beyond academic circles! Apps due 9 Nov 2022.
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Sorry to be missing colleagues in person at Public Address Conference! Here is my reason for the video presentation this afternoon.
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4 years and oodles of paperwork, but now it's official. Big sigh of relief.
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His only modes are upside down sleepy boy, chaotic bull-in-china-shop, and needy polar bear. It’s split pretty evenly tbh.
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@AlyFixit @the_polyphony I’ll message you! I’d love to contribute again.
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Looking to commission a few more of these for @the_polyphony. Get in touch!
Aly F@AlyFixit
.@the_polyphony doesn’t just reach an academic audience, and some of our readers discover medical humanities as a field via our site. So I'm commissioning posts introducing critical medhums - a ‘101’ series if you will. Key debates, history, concepts. Want to write one? DM me.
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I had no support person with me because I was told it would be a quick pinch. I hear about friends who have had great exp at the hospital, but I can never trust the facility again. Second insertion w/ a doc (who validated my traumatic exp) went much better.
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My first insertion was traumatic. I had it done at a *women’s hospital* and was told by the doctor that if I couldn’t handle the pain then I better not have children. It took 3 tries, and they threatened not to insert it if I couldn’t manage on the next try.
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When you test positive for Covid but find out your offer has been accepted on your dream home on the same day. Only living life at the extremes here.
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TIL during the 1918 flu pandemic, WWI soldiers who died from flu were listed as military casualties, artificially deflating mortality data. Just another way the 1918 flu became one of many #HiddenEpidemics.
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