MedHum Newsletter
- Building Visual Literacy | Co-Creation in Palliative Care | Who Names Diseases?
- How Patients Experience Caring | A Virtual Theater Exploring Loneliness and Isolation | Personal Trauma and Art
- A Doctor Explains the Healing Power of Poetry | Photographs That Found Joy at the End of Life | Art Therapy and Mental Health
- Questioning the Power of Physician Illness Narratives | Hospice Comics | David Oshinsky’s BELLEVUE Receives New York City Book Award
- Art + Optimism | On Shame and Voice-Hearing | The Lasting Harm of Medical Mistrust
- Look. Listen. Receive. Surrendering to the Art | Every Patient Has a Story | Profiles in Creativity
- The Evidence-Based Metaphor | Drawing Invisible Wounds | Can Narrative Medicine Education Contribute to the Delivery of Compassionate Care?
- What Does It Mean to Listen? | Remarkable Lives: Untold Stories of Later Life | The Arts and Humanities in Psychiatry
- Diagnosing Vincent Van Gogh | Comics Revealing Medical School’s Hidden Flaws and Hard Lessons | What Do We Do With the Clothing of Grief?
- Taking Story Seriously | Reflections on Art, Voicelessness, and the Patient Experience | Does Empathy Have Limits?
- Reading Lolita in Residency | Illness Doulas | Inside Oliver Sacks’s Creative Process
- Storyhealing | When Patients Mentor Doctors | What Can Be Said About the Unsayable?
- Heal Thyself: Meet the Doctors Living with the Conditions They Treat | Writers Discuss the Impact of Depression | Is It Ever Good To Do Harm?
- Why Medical Humanities Should Be Viewed as a Must-Have | Pathological Reading | Can Poetry Keep You Young?
- Narrative Empathy and Illness Memoirs | The Virtues of Virtual Reality | Oral Histories and the Nature of Memory
- Designing a Lab in the Humanities | On Generous Listening and Asking Better Questions | Writing About Trauma
- Endnotes: Living With Limited Time | Comic Storytelling in Medicine | Going Global
- The Conversation Placebo | Demedicalizing Parkinson Disease Through Dance | Psychologists Unpick the Ethics of Empathy
- Using Guided Fiction Writing to Educate Health Professionals | A Journey Through Schizophrenia | Iconic Photographs & Empathic Response
- The Almost Right Word | How Storytelling Changes the Way You Think About Science | "To Whom Shall I Tell My Grief?"