A new episode of our #podcast is now available. In this episode, we discuss how the COVID-19 #pandemic might affect people who live with #anxiety, and explore some ways of managing stress in this time of uncertainty. Listen now: https://t.co/bfdLVYV0RC #ocd#eatingdisorders
"Call to Action: Influence of Medical Anthropology for COVID-19 Response," Mark Nichter, Kristin Hedges, Elizabeth Cartwright, the Anthropological Responses to Health Emergencies SIG
https://t.co/ZSe6bQNAjN
What is bothering me about the Corona virus reports is the assumption old people don’t matter much. When did that happen? “It’s only granddad Brian. He’s on his way out anyway”
#FoodStudies#STS colleagues: Don't forget that you still have until Sat 29th Feb to submit an abstract to my, @taschn & @bodyandbeingnet's panel on emerging worlds of eating at @EASST4S_2020
conference. Full Cfp at: https://t.co/cEPVx5b4K6
Happy new year! We are on a hiatus this month, but we’ll be back soon. Feel free to revisit some of last year’s podcast episodes by clicking on the link in our bio.
Do you study emerging worlds of eating? Then Karin Eli @bodyandbeingnet Jeremy Brice @jfl_brice and I look forward to receiving your abstracts on the logics of digitalisation, datafication and platformisation of food and eating for @EASST4S_2020 https://t.co/1NukFL8nMf #CFP#sts
Just happened to find out that our edited volume on DigitalFoodActivism is now out in paperback! https://t.co/wtNq3wfMA9 Hopefully, this will make the volume more accessible @bodyandbeingnet @amykmcl @alana_mann@mikegoodman56 @evahaifa_
For the last #podcast episode of the year, we explore critical moments that prompt the decision to recover from an eating disorder & the everyday actions that maintain the recovery process.
#eatingdisorders#anorexia#bulimia#bed#EatingDisorderRecovery
https://t.co/wTeiASuSsw
Something I particularly appreciated about making this episode was the chance to explore obsessions and compulsions as embodied experiences. Few studies look at obsessive-compulsive disorder through an embodiment lens, but those that do are incredibly insightful. -KE #medanth
In 1958, Esther Lederberg was invited to a ceremony in Sweden, not as a bacterial geneticist but as a wife
Alongside other spouses, she will look on while three men—her first husband, her mentor and another research partner—are jointly awarded the Nobel Prize, for work she did
In our new #podcast ep we zoom out from the individual plate to the dinner table, to the cafe & supermarket, to explore how food, as a social & cultural product, informs & interacts w/ #eatingdisorders. #anorexia#bulimia#bed#EatingDisorderRecovery
https://t.co/cnwnKMXYBm
Before I started school striking I had no energy, no friends and I didn’t speak to anyone. I just sat alone at home, with an eating disorder.
All of that is gone now, since I have found a meaning, in a world that sometimes seems shallow and meaningless to so many people.
My opinion piece 'Digital Eating: #FoodTech and the changing values of eating' now available online https://t.co/QpGi7KbNq8 Many thanks for the opportunity to interdisciplinary research Unit for BioCultural Variation and Obesity @oxford_anthro cc @InSIS@bodyandbeingnet