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Sex op rush is on the way: British narratives of vasectomies, c. 1970-85

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“A decided inaptitude in his constitution”: Race, slavery, and disability in the nineteenth century British Empire

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Health, beauty, and skin-lightening: Identity politics and Black business in modern Britain c.1940s-1990s

Russian Jews being examined by a doctor before emigration from Liverpool to the United States. Wood engraving after C.J. Staniland, 1891.. Credit: Wellcome Collection. Public Domain Mark
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‘The immigrant disease’: Trachoma, migration, and early twentieth-century ophthalmologic knowledge

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Campaigns against contraception in the 1970s and 1980s Ireland

My hero is you book cover. Credit: Inter-Agency Standing Committee
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

Emergency children’s literature about COVID-19

Screengrab from The Rise and Fall of Reginald Perrin (BBC 1976)
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“Commute, commute, commute… Have a nice day! Keep your bowels open!” Commuting, wellbeing and the 'good life' in post-war Britain

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Historicising the social model of disability

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Intercultural activism, HIV health promotion & speculative imagery

Coronavirus image by Miroslava Chrienova from Pixabay
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath

Cover image for "Love and the teaching hospital webinar" 4 May
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Love and the teaching hospital: planning, publics, and the reorganisation of London’s teaching hospital system

Nicotine gums contain nicotine which is combined in a resin and a regulatory factor. Photo credit: Theo0221
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Nicorette gum advertisements from the 1980s to 2000s in Britain

Professor Monica H. Green, speaker for Centre for History in Public Health Annual Lecture 2021. Photo credit: Annette Hornischer
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A new past for a pandemic future: evolutionary and cultural histories of infectious diseases

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The institutionalisation of Public Health in Switzerland: infectious disease control between federalism and centralisation

A range of contraceptive methods: contraceptive pills, emergency contraception, condom, IUD, vaginal ring, implant. Photo by Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition – Unsplash.
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‘He made clear his utter contempt of me and I can remember it still.’

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Decolonising Global Health - In Conversation
Centre for History in Public Health

Rewriting the past: Decolonising archives of global health

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The collective history of Latin American social medicine

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Pasteur's empire: the colonial and anti-colonial politics of tuberculosis in France and its colonies

Lecture Theatre
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The Sexual Question: A History of Prostitution in Peru, c. 1850-1950