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Healthy Scepticism

@healthy_scept

Listening to the voices of medicine’s critics, its doubters, its dispossessed, its antagonists since 2019.

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This past year, we've been working with @centricmoments on a project on community health, scepticism + activism. If you're interested in these things, as well as evidence, nursing, and healthcare policy, join us @theRCN on 22 June. Sign up for free here! eventbrite.com/e/325751299907


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This an in-person event, but we will also live stream. To sign up for the live stream, see the instructions on the poster.

Join us at KCL on 22 October for the Kass Lecture in the History of Medicine featuring the wonderful Beth Linker, who will tell us about the other disabled president. Please circulate far and wide the below poster and link for tickets! tickettailor.com/events/chostm/…

therealcaitjan's tweet image. Join us at KCL on 22 October for the Kass Lecture in the History of Medicine featuring the wonderful Beth Linker, who will tell us about the other disabled president. Please circulate far and wide the below poster and link for tickets! tickettailor.com/events/chostm/…


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Me, @ConryRita, and @NicolaWPardy (well, mainly them) have been making a film about hormonal birth control and mental health and the footage is just beautiful. Can’t wait to screen the rough cut in Edinburgh on Monday!

agnesjuliet's tweet image. Me, @ConryRita, and @NicolaWPardy (well, mainly them) have been making a film about hormonal birth control and mental health and the footage is just beautiful. 

Can’t wait to screen the rough cut in Edinburgh on Monday!
agnesjuliet's tweet image. Me, @ConryRita, and @NicolaWPardy (well, mainly them) have been making a film about hormonal birth control and mental health and the footage is just beautiful. 

Can’t wait to screen the rough cut in Edinburgh on Monday!
agnesjuliet's tweet image. Me, @ConryRita, and @NicolaWPardy (well, mainly them) have been making a film about hormonal birth control and mental health and the footage is just beautiful. 

Can’t wait to screen the rough cut in Edinburgh on Monday!
agnesjuliet's tweet image. Me, @ConryRita, and @NicolaWPardy (well, mainly them) have been making a film about hormonal birth control and mental health and the footage is just beautiful. 

Can’t wait to screen the rough cut in Edinburgh on Monday!

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A twelve-month teaching post at KCL on the history of science and technology!

Just drawing attention to a one year lecturer position at KCL in History of Science and Tech in Britain and the World. kcl.ac.uk/jobs/089145-le…



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I’m in a few home birth Facebook groups (mostly for interest, I did not have a home birth) and someone’s asked about SIDS… Home births can be safe + wonderful, but the communities that can form around them…yikes

agnesjuliet's tweet image. I’m in a few home birth Facebook groups (mostly for interest, I did not have a home birth) and someone’s asked about SIDS…

Home births can be safe + wonderful, but the communities that can form around them…yikes
agnesjuliet's tweet image. I’m in a few home birth Facebook groups (mostly for interest, I did not have a home birth) and someone’s asked about SIDS…

Home births can be safe + wonderful, but the communities that can form around them…yikes
agnesjuliet's tweet image. I’m in a few home birth Facebook groups (mostly for interest, I did not have a home birth) and someone’s asked about SIDS…

Home births can be safe + wonderful, but the communities that can form around them…yikes
agnesjuliet's tweet image. I’m in a few home birth Facebook groups (mostly for interest, I did not have a home birth) and someone’s asked about SIDS…

Home births can be safe + wonderful, but the communities that can form around them…yikes

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You can meet a few of our collaborators here: youtu.be/msJTnIfbtjU. And learn more about our project here: healthyscepticism.com


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All thanks as usual to @CWitchalls, editor extraordinaire! Those interested to know more might start with the scholars to whom this piece is most intellectually indebted: Susan Reverby (Examining Tuskegee, eg) or Harriet Washington (Medical Apartheid).


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Apologies: messed up the link. The article is here: wellcomecollection.org/articles/ZWcdJ…


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With @agnesjuliet and Paul Addae, I've written this on Health Scepticism, which features work we did with @centricmoments Huge thanks to our collaborators in the Brixton community. https://www.healthyscepticism.comhttps://wellcomecollection.org/articles/ZWcdJxEAACgAVS_7


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Don't miss SHEtalk April 20 at 12: The art of the data-driven exposé: Archie Cochrane, Thomas McKeown and mid-20th century medical scepticism by @therealcaitjan @KingsCollegeLon #medicinehistory #sustainable #education @UniOslo_GH med.uio.no/she/aktuelt/ar…


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To mask, or not to mask, that is the question. Jesse Olszynko-Gryn and Caitjan Gainty explore the instructive history of an embattled technology, three years on from the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown in the UK. historyworkshop.org.uk/science-medici…


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'Though the reasons for promoting or rejecting masks as a sensible public-health measure were not the same, returning to 1918 offers some revealing continuities.' Jesse Olszynko-Gryn and Caitjan Gainty explore the history of mask wearing. historyworkshop.org.uk/science-medici…


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And, it’s important to note, we’re keen on exploring all sorts of experiences of hormonal birth control, both positive + negative


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Speaking of The UTI Documentary, we won a prize 🏆 👏🏻🏅

agnesjuliet's tweet image. Speaking of The UTI Documentary, we won a prize 🏆 👏🏻🏅

Here’s our last, The UTI Documentary vimeo.com/618872103



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We’re making another documentary! This time about people's experiences with hormonal birth control, specifically focusing on its relationship to mental health, and are looking for people to interview. If you are interested in taking part send an email to ritaconryfilm@gmail.com

agnesjuliet's tweet image. We’re making another documentary! This time about people's experiences with hormonal birth control, specifically focusing on its relationship to mental health, and are looking for people to interview. 

If you are interested in taking part send an email to ritaconryfilm@gmail.com

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I wrote this on data and healthcare for @ConversationUK, from that 'deranged' darling of modern US medical history Ernest Codman to the rather disastrous healthcare forays of the all time winningest supercomputer on Jeopardy!, Watson. theconversation.com/from-a-derange…


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📺 Encounter Health Scepticism and discover an installation of portrait photographs and video interviews with Brixton residents, along with documentary videos about urinary track infections. 🗓Until Saturday 21 January, 5.30pm 📍Science Gallery London

SciGalleryLon's tweet image. 📺 Encounter Health Scepticism and discover an installation of portrait photographs and video interviews with Brixton residents, along with documentary videos about urinary track infections.
🗓Until Saturday 21 January, 5.30pm
📍Science Gallery London

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