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Russian Jews being examined by a doctor before emigration from Liverpool to the United States. Wood engraving after C.J. Staniland, 1891.. Credit: Wellcome Collection. Public Domain Mark
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Centre for History in Public Health

ā€˜The immigrant diseaseā€™: Trachoma, migration, and early twentieth-century ophthalmologic knowledge

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Population Studies Group
Centre for History in Public Health

Ten years in Balaka, Malawi: An excerpt from in-progress book manuscript, An Epidemic of Uncertainty

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Centre for History in Public Health

Health, beauty, and skin-lightening: Identity politics and Black business in modern Britain c.1940s-1990s

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Centre for History in Public Health

ā€œA decided inaptitude in his constitutionā€: Race, slavery, and disability in the nineteenth century British Empire

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Centre for History in Public Health

The history of lung capacity: Racialisation and dissent

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Centre for History in Public Health

Sex op rush is on the way: British narratives of vasectomies, c. 1970-85

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Centre for History in Public Health

Historicising the social model of disability

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Centre for History in Public Health

Intercultural activism, HIV health promotion & speculative imagery

Coronavirus image by Miroslava Chrienova from Pixabay
Conference/Symposium
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Centre for History in Public Health
Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak

The coronavirus years? Historical perspectives on COVID-19 and its aftermath

Cover image for "Love and the teaching hospital webinar" 4 May
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Centre for History in Public Health

Love and the teaching hospital: planning, publics, and the reorganisation of Londonā€™s teaching hospital system

Nicotine gums contain nicotine which is combined in a resin and a regulatory factor. Photo credit: Theo0221
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Centre for History in Public Health

Nicorette gum advertisements from the 1980s to 2000s in Britain

Professor Monica H. Green, speaker for Centre for History in Public Health Annual Lecture 2021. Photo credit: Annette Hornischer
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Centre for History in Public Health

A new past for a pandemic future: evolutionary and cultural histories of infectious diseases