Historian of medicine & religion | Health humanities coordinator Book mss: The Gospel of Health: How Science, Religion, & Capitalism Shaped Wellness in the US
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While the book sounds smarter than me, I'm so grateful for a colleague that cares about peace-making in our fractured time. global.oup.com/academic/prod…
My first review for @Current_Pub1!
TL;DR: Americans have long worried that advances in medicine require retreats in humanity. This book is about another episode in that history, focusing on a curriculum designed to help doctors see the whole patient. currentpub.com/2024/12/17/re…
Congratulations! Every year I have students who want to research religion and mental health and who, therefore, need your book!
I’ve been working on this for several years, so I’m thrilled to announce that Pepperdine University will offer a minor in health humanities beginning in fall 2025!
Do I know anyone with Princeton University Library credentials who would be willing to share an item with me? #twitterstorians
Jonathan D. Riddle retweeted
Adina is a Baylor PhD, and she and Sam went to our church here in Waco before moving to MN so she could take a job at her alma mater. Even if they weren't wonderful people, which they are, they would deserve any small thing we can do for them right now.
My family and I are facing a tough season. Please consider sharing 💜 gofund.me/306c6d17
Jonathan D. Riddle retweeted
My family and I are facing a tough season. Please consider sharing 💜 gofund.me/306c6d17
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Adina and I were part of the same cohort of history PhD students at Baylor. She was an incredible colleague and friend to everyone in the program, always full of encouragement and support.
Please read and consider supporting her and her family at this time if you're able
My family and I are facing a tough season. Please consider sharing 💜 gofund.me/306c6d17
Good news #histmed : As of this summer, Rosenberg's *The Cholera Years* is now an audiobook, and you can buy it for $5.99.
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