Body Politics: where history, medicine and society collide

Body Politics: where history, medicine and society collide

Por: Kieran Fitzpatrick
Medicine has always been about more than just science; it has also been an arena where politics, culture and society collide. Tune in every other Thursday to Body Politics and explore how those collisions have shaped us, our ancestors and the societies in which we live.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Body Politics: where history, medicine and society collide

Progress, what's it good for? Critiquing progress in science and medicine at the end of series one 23/04/2021
"Safe enough to eat"? DDT and visions of global health after World War Two 08/04/2021
Fattened Calves and Educated Microbes: the political history of agriculture and anti-microbial resistance 25/03/2021
"Man-eaters": how soldiers coped with zoonotic disease during the First World War 11/03/2021
Filthy animals: the origins of zoonosis in the third plague pandemic 25/02/2021
"We've got the right to choose": history, politics and vaccine resistance 10/02/2021
WHO’s vaccine is it anyway? Empires, Politics, and the makings of global health. 27/01/2021
Yellow Fever in the Deep South: Slavery and Infectious Disease in Nineteenth-Century America 13/01/2021
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