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Posts Tagged ‘epidemics’

Lezing: Van epidemieën tot gezondheidsongelijkheid: lessen uit Amsterdam (1850-1950)

By Eileen van der Burgh

Ziektes zoals tuberculose, cholera en pokken teisterden niet alleen onze voorouders, maar onthullen ook verrassend veel over sociale ongelijkheden die tot op de dag van vandaag relevant zijn. Tijdens deze…

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Media and Epidemics: Technologies of Science Communication and Public Health, 20th-21st Centuries

By Chiara Lacroix

Epidemics provide significant opportunities to reflect on the ways in which media, technology and society are co-constituted. As medical and social phenomena, they tend to be highly mediatized events, although…

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Unruly Microbes – Epidemics, Infections, and Ecologies of Change in Historical Perspective

By Chiara Lacroix

Centre for the History of Medicine and Disease Durham University From spillover diseases to re-emerging infections to rising rates of antimicrobial resistance, stories of unruly microbes have proliferated daily conversation…

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Hospitals in times of crisis

By Chiara Lacroix

The conference “hospitals in times of crisis” will take place in Warsaw from 18–20 May 2023 in cooperation with Prof. Dr Michał Kopczyński from the University of Warsaw, the International…

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