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Welcome to David L. Martin

We are delighted to welcome David L. Martin to our Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities.
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Narrative Practices Across Durham

Reflections on a Durham-wide workshop for narrative in health.
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Would you like to become a Fellow of the Institute for Medical Humanities?

We warmly invite expressions of interest from Durham University researchers who would like to become a Fellow of the IMH.
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Discovery Research Platform Job Opportunities!

We are delighted to announce the following vacancies within the Discovery Research Platform and Institute for Medical Humanities Operations Team.
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Welcome to Emily Tupper

A warm welcome to Emily Tupper, who joins the Moving Bodies Lab on the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities.
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Medical Humanities and Sport and Exercise Sciences: An Invitation to Dialogue

Reflections on the first event in the Moving Bodies Lab led by Cassie Phoenix.
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IMH announces three new Honorary Fellows

A warm welcome to David Woodhead, Kelechi Anucha and William Viney.
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Inside Health: What’s stopping us from exercising in older age?

Professor Cassie Phoenix features on BBC Radio 4’s Inside Health with James Gallagher.
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Twinkind: The singular significance of twins

Congratulations to William Viney on the publication of Twinkind: The singular significance of twins.
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Welcoming Tony Sumner to the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities

We are delighted to welcome Tony Sumner, who joins us as a Curatorial Fellow in Narrative Practices on the Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities.
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IMH announces two new IMH Co-Directors

A warm welcome to Angela Marques Filipe and Samantha Halliday.
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New 2023-2024 seminar series from IMH

Announcing the new Hidden Experience Seminar Series from the Institute for Medical Humanities.
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