IMH Issues July Edition of Newsletter

The summer edition of the newsletter for Durham news is now available online, providing insights into the latest happenings at the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities (DRP-MH) and the Institute for Medical Humanities (IMH).

In this issue, readers can find information about recent news and events at both institutions. For instance, our researchers have recently published work in the fields of disability history and art history, furthering our understanding of the intersection between medicine and the arts.

Subscribers can stay updated on these developments and more by signing up to the mailing list, ensuring that they receive updates and insights directly to their inbox.

One of the upcoming events at IMH is the Narrative Practices and Visual & Material Labs' focus on the moving image within medical humanities. Details about this event are yet to be publicly detailed.

Another significant event on the horizon is the annual meeting of the international Advisory Board, which promises to be an exciting gathering of minds from various disciplines.

The ReaderBank is also set to return to the 2024 Edinburgh International Book Festival, providing a platform for the discussion and exploration of literature and its role in medical humanities.

A new online home for the Black Health and the Humanities (BHH) Network has been launched, offering a virtual space for discussions, research, and collaboration on the crucial topic of black health and its intersections with the humanities.

For those who wish to delve deeper into the world of medical humanities at Durham University, the link to read the full latest edition of the newsletter is provided. Here, readers can find a wealth of information about the current and future activities of IMH and the DRP-MH.

Stay tuned for more updates and news from the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities and the Institute for Medical Humanities.