When I began researching history of epidemiology 10 years ago, I couldn’t imagine I would finish during a pandemic.I uncovered how epidemiology began w/ doctors studying enslaved & colonized populations, soldiers & Muslim migrants.Thrilled to announce it’s available for pre-order
I wrote about a remarkable discovery in Yale’s medical library, the long history of medical chauvinism, and what happens when women’s voices are dismissed by medical authorities.
Here’s my latest article. You may need to enter your email address to read it. https://t.co/fvWfqIt94h
What a mother’s 1834 letter about measles tells us about MAHA: Thank you @jimdowns1 for this amazing article: can't wait to reading Medicine by the People! https://t.co/FrBJVR0RUk
Yesterday was publication day for my new book, Medicine by the People: How Ordinary People Changed American Healthcare! If you are in the area, please join me at Brown University on Oct 28, at 4 for a conversation about the book, hosted by the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America.
Today is book release day!!!
So thrilled that An Inconvenient Woman is finally out after years of research & writing.
Thanks to everyone who has ordered or told their library to order - I truly appreciate you!♥️♥️♥️
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@joshshepperd Hopefully you can get History Studio involved. We are a group of academics who work within the entertainment industry. https://t.co/7iloT2rpJ0