Dr Agnes Arnold-Forster

@agnesjuliet
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Freelance writer + historian of medicine, healthcare and emotions | Writing a book about nostalgia for Picador | Agent AM Heath | Views own | She/her

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@[email protected] @[email protected] Alison Hann offers a great a policy perspective. Her:

"The politics of breast cancer screening" (book, 1996)

and

"Cervical cancer screening: policy or implementation failure?", in Alison Hann (ed.) Analysing health policy (chapter, 2000).

Worth your time.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/GrandCamouflage/status/1620406474303500289

Michael Lambert on Twitter

“@teadevotee @agnesjuliet Alison Hann offers a great a policy perspective. Her: "The politics of breast cancer screening" (book, 1996) and "Cervical cancer screening: policy or implementation failure?", in Alison Hann (ed.) Analysing health policy (chapter, 2000). Worth your time.”

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Our first seminar of term is today! Please join us this afternoon at 4:00pm, either in-person or online, to hear @[email protected]'s presentation ⚡️ https://twitter.com/LSHTMhistory/status/1618955065435508738

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/LSHTMhistory/status/1620367929304051712

Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) on Twitter

“Our series starts on Tuesday the 31st. Please join us either online or at LSHTM for Dr Eben Kirksey's paper on the possible futures of reproductive medicine. 4:00-5:15pm, Rose Room, Keppel Street @LSHTM”

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Same, but for the history of medicine

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Semi-annual request for anyone doing the history of archaeology to please involve a historian.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/w_carruthers/status/1620110420211290112

William Carruthers on Twitter

“Semi-annual request for anyone doing the history of archaeology to please involve a historian.”

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Submitted an article to a journal, less than two (!) months (!) later, get three thoughtful, constructive peer reviews back. Simply unheard of 🫢
The most interesting thing about this piece is quite how committed the physicians in the comments are to a total lack of self-reflection and a refusal to change a relatively small part of their professional vocabulary.

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Excited to share this long gestating @[email protected] piece that @[email protected] and I've been working on. We're currently drafting a more academic version about the term "poor historian," so stayed tuned. Again, this is why #histmed matters! #MedTwitter https://twitter.com/statnews/status/1617835448155488256

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/archives_Rx/status/1617868271277211649

STAT on Twitter

“Opinion: It’s time to retire ‘poor historian’ from clinicians’ vocabularies https://t.co/mnLqsDsdos”

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"Geriatric" pregnancy. "Incompetent" cervix. "Hostile" uterus.

Why do some words evolve, while others go on haunting moms’ medical charts like the ghosts of medicine past? 👻

For @[email protected], I investigate the strange realm of pregnancy language:

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2023/01/geriatric-pregnancy-old-outdated-medical-terms/672834/

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/rachelegross/status/1618338929295659013

Please Don’t Call My Cervix Incompetent

There’s no end to the weird ways medicine describes women’s bodies.

The Atlantic
Article PDF plea 🙏 Does anyone have access to this Lancet article from 1970? (one of the perils of being in a public health school I guess) https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(70)91297-3

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Historians of the NHS - I am interested in learning more about the history of gender, public health and screening programmes especially relating to cervical cancer. Just reading Lowy's book on cervical cancer as recommended by @[email protected] - anything else?

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Dr Lyndsey Jenkins on Twitter

“Historians of the NHS - I am interested in learning more about the history of gender, public health and screening programmes especially relating to cervical cancer. Just reading Lowy's book on cervical cancer as recommended by @agnesjuliet - anything else?”

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A wonderful postcard I've received of PPE'd Nurses of QAIMNS and VADs with a young patient during the Influenza Pandemic (or 'Spanish Flu') c.1918. Comparable to the nursing look I've had the past few years.
@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected]

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Robert Culshaw on Twitter

“A wonderful postcard I've received of PPE'd Nurses of QAIMNS and VADs with a young patient during the Influenza Pandemic (or 'Spanish Flu') c.1918. Comparable to the nursing look I've had the past few years. @julesmrobertsf1 @qaranchistory @DohertyTA @agnesjuliet @MarieAllitt”

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