Following the first part of a blog at Medical Humanities, Susanne Lundin in another medical humanities blog (published on 8 August, 2023) continues discussing …

While over-reliance on medicines in care provision and self-care has been widely and critically discussed in and beyond academia, less attention has been paid …

In a Medical Humanities blog (published on May 23rd, 2023), Susanne Lundin shows how ethnology as a humanistic discipline can contribute to understanding cultural …

Rui Liu did a 2-week research visit to Stellenbosch University in May 2023, funded by Erasmus. During her visit, she held workshops with postgraduate …

The 'Meds on line' project visited the Royal Pharmaceutical Museum in London in April 2023. Who wants to use the grease from a bear to …

Olof Sundin has, together with Jutta Haider, been awarded "The Golden Magnifying Glass" school prize. The prize has been awarded since 2017 to individuals, …

Rui Liu nailed her doctoral dissertation on 3rd March at Campus Helsingborg. Her dissertation, Tinkered Care - Assembling Medicine Consumption in Grey Zones, looks …

Science denial is a widespread phenomenon, not least when it comes to climate issues. Different groups question the role that scientific research and knowledge …

Amelie Persson presented her ongoing research on falsified medicines at the research node Medical Humanities at Department of Arts and Cultural Sciences, Lund University, …

On 6th February, 2023, we kicked off the spring semester with a half-day meeting. Project members presented research progresses and planned for upcoming research …