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Centre for History in Public Health

The need for historical fluency in public health law and ethics

Book Launch
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Centre for History in Public Health

Book Launch for Tik Merauke. An epidemic like no other by John Richens

LSHTM, Keppel Street, London, United Kingdom
Cortisol. Credit: LHcheM [CC BY-SA 3.0]
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Who's afraid of cortisone? Symptomatic treatment in modern biomedicine

Samuël Coghe, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Global History Department of the Free University of Berlin
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health
Population Studies Group

Book talk: Population Politics in the Tropics. Demography, Health and Transimperialism in Colonial Angola (Cambridge: CUP, 2022)

Webinar
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Population Studies Group
Centre for History in Public Health

African women in the colonial archive: historicising population changes in Angola

Animal Machines’ image of a veal calf looking out of its crate with the neighbouring crate shut. Image courtesy of Jonathan Harrison.
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Bearing Witness: Ruth Harrison and British Animal Welfare

An image of aeroplane. Photo credit: Adrian Kane-Galbraith
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

‘They tour around, they swap around’: Trans mobility and medical citizenship in postwar Britain

Postponed
Poster (b&w), ''If a married man has an affair, it may not be with a woman', Image of two clasped male hands. Awareness of safer sex, HIV and AIDS Produced by the Health Education Authority, England, 1994/1995
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

‘If a married man has an affair, it may not be with a woman’: Bringing bisexuality into histories of HIV/AIDS

A collection of three cassette tapes. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Listening across collections: Migrant memories of health in archived Australian oral histories

Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Society as a medical toolbox: Social medicine as an ambiguous form of transgender care 

Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

Reproducing the Nation in Nkrumah's Ghana, 1951 – 1966

Author’s newsclipping photo, Evening News, January 5th 1978. Headline reads: Doctor Strange Love.
Webinar
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Centre for History in Public Health

‘They all thought I was a crank’: Lesbian mothers and public health professionals in Britain and Australia, 1970s-1990s