Medieval Medicine

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[SSHM (@sshmedicine.bsky.social) @SSHMedicine]

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[MedHums_BMJ @MedHums_BMJ]

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[SSHM (@sshmedicine.bsky.social) @SSHMedicine]

Organising a conference or workshop on the history of medicine in 2025?
Deadline for applications - Tuesday 1 October.
Typical awards are from £500 up to maximum of £1,500
[Applicants must be members of the Society]
#histmed #histSTM

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[Medieval Medicine @MedievalMeds]

@likaluca Came across this piece recently about how a Swiss cathedral inspired a Chinese designer's fashion collection. Great mix of history and art: https://t.co/x4J7tFBYzL

[Medieval Medicine @MedievalMeds]

For anyone who's interested!

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📣sharing with #histmed community
@brithistmed welcomes interest, participation and collaboration from everyone interested in the history of medicine
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[Old English Wordhord @OEWordhord]

ge-tēþed, adj: toothed, provided with teeth. (yeh-TAY-thed / jɛ-ˈteː-θɛd) Image: James le Palmer’s Omne Bonum; England (London), 14th century; @BLMedieval Royal MS 6 E VI, f. 503v. #OldEnglish #WOTD

[Charlie Rozier @RozierHistorian]

Research Associate in Early Medieval History at Manchester Uni - Making the March project

https://t.co/rpdW9tF2gI

[NIKU @NIKUnorway]

We are extending the submission deadline for abstracts for the Linking Places conference to 17th June. Please submit abstracts on the conference themes using this link https://t.co/7kSrpXHXgZ
#linkingplaces #emergingvikingage #archaeologicallandscape #vikingship
@UniOslo

[Medieval Medicine @MedievalMeds]

@arendse Congratulations! Sounds like fun. I'll give it a read!

[Medieval Medicine @MedievalMeds]

Phenomenal opportunity, folks!

[Dr. Kathy Cawsey @k_cawsey]

Job! Early English at one of the most fantastic places to work: https://t.co/5fjhfLnTeE

[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

Elsevier is losing editors

[Oisín Wall 🍞 & 🌹🌹 @OisinWall]

Do you have something exciting coming up in the Medical Humanities or History of Medicine? A CFP, event series, or workshop you want people talking about?

The @SSHMedicine Gazette is the place to advertise! Please send your event details to [email protected] by 14 April!

[Astrid Beckers. also on: 🦣 and 💙sky @AstridBeckers1]

There are 3 paintings, from around 1480, with young people reading heart shaped books. Wanna know more? Read my newest blog: https://t.co/I2kZEVjRgP
#ValentinesDay #medievaltwitter

[Thijs Porck @thijsporck]

Heads on sticks: Decapitation and impalement in early medieval England!

https://t.co/Oh1lZnqnR9

[Old English Wordhord @OEWordhord]

#OldEnglish #WOTD: for-cwolstan, wk.v: to swallow down. (for-KWOLL-stahn / fɔr-ˈkwɔl-stan) Image: Bestiary; England, 13th century; @BLMedieval Sloane 3544, f. 42v.

[Rohan Deb Roy @rohandroy]

'The British Journal for the History of Science Themes' welcomes proposals from prospective guest editors for the Themes Issue9(2024).Deadline 1 July2022. Details cam be found here. https://t.co/hYfsU2Ymvm Much look forward to hearing your ideas

[Chelsea Clinton @ChelseaClinton]

Really looking forward to reading Vidya Krishnan’s Phantom Plague: How Tuberculosis Shaped History, highlighted in, “Before COVID, TB was the world's worst pathogen. It's still a 'monster' killer” via ⁦@NPR⁩ https://t.co/IQVGelZeqs

[Monica H Green, PhD #VaxTheWorld @monicaMedHist]

Anybody else notice that today's piece in @nytimes on pandemic histories interviews not a single ♀️ source? https://t.co/CjzJ5fBE1v. I did. (One ♀️ is cited at 2nd hand; cf. 12 ♂️ directly consulted.) @womnknowhistory #histmed

[Monica H Green, PhD #VaxTheWorld @monicaMedHist]

Does anybody know if this project, "Contagious Connections: Epidemic Disease in the Vast Early Americas," ever got off the ground? https://t.co/BvLcGBG0rU