A new docu-drama about reproductive freedom and women’s rights, Sex Radical chronicles the life of Ida Craddock (1857-1902), a feminist, […]
Transatlantic Diagnostics: A Tale of Divergences in the History of Autism
A comparative analysis of how France and the United States have scientifically investigated autism over the course of the later […]
Sunday Morning Medicine
This Week’s Telling the Bees: Adverse Outcome Pathways FAQs Behavior Not Illness We Cannot Lose Environmental Health Research Solar Power’s […]
Trump, Tylenol, and 2000 Years of Bad Advice
On Monday, September 22, President Trump, flanked by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., stated that pregnant women should not […]
Risky Publishing in a Risk-Averse Profession
Academic nursing has long operated under a legacy of deference: to medicine, to institutional hierarchy, to structures that reward order […]
Sunday Morning Medicine
This Week’s Telling the Bees: Grandmother Funneled TIRS Frida Escobedo Boredom $45 Million Teens and Young Adults The Green Turtle […]
After the Spike: A Liberal Argument for More Babies
“The Spike” – that is what demographer-economists Dean Spears and Michael Geruso call the dramatic rise in the world population […]
The Strange Case of Henrietta Wiley: A Habitual Drunkard’s Journey Through Guardianship and the Asylum
In the 1880s, a court declared that Henrietta Wiley – a wealthy New York heiress and socialite – was a […]
Can a King be Disabled? Leprosy, Power, and Colonialism in an Indonesian Sultan’s Portrait
A middle-aged, mustached man dressed in a luxuriously decorated jacket and with a thick golden chain across his chest looks […]
Sunday Morning Medicine
This Week’s Telling the Bees: Harlem Art Renaissance Couples Therapy…on TV MacMasters Beach Midwest Farm Crisis Love-Rock Musical Cacio e […]
