The Medical Humanities: what's next for the field?
Traditional methods of research and clinical practice are facing a radical shift as scholars push for deeper inclusivity and new ways of thinking.
In this episode, Dr. Sarah Ahmed and Dr. Sabina Dosani talk with Dr. Louise Creechan and Professor Femi Oyebode about the future of the Medical Humanit…
(1/2) Peptides — What's All the Hype About?
From injury recovery to skin health to the growing longevity conversation, peptides are everywhere right now. But what are they actually, and does the science hold up? Dr. Sarah and Aalimah Sarah Ahmed unpack the evidence behind two of the most talked-about peptides, BPC-157 and GHC-Cu, so you can …
(2/2) Peptides — What's All the Hype About?
From injury recovery to skin health to the growing longevity conversation, peptides are everywhere right now. But what are they actually, and does the science hold up? Dr. Sarah and Aalimah Sarah Ahmed unpack the evidence behind two of the most talked-about peptides, BPC-157 and GHC-Cu, so you can …
Ep. 10 - Tom Pantazes: The Great Flattening (Season Finale!)
For the finale of The Line, Matthew and Sean sit down with the guest who'd been at the top of their list since the beginning: Dr. Tom Pantazes, educational developer at West Chester University and host of the ODLI On Air podcast.
Tom draws his first line along a familiar axis — personal versus pro…
Decolonising academic publishing: Black and Brown in Bioethics topic collection
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, calls to confront racism, systemic bias, and inequity in global health have become increasingly urgent. But what does meaningful change look like in practice?
In this episode, Dr Sarah Ahmed and Dr Sabina Dosani are joined by the co-founders of the Black and Brown in B…
Make More Complaints: The Hidden Cost of Workplace Misogyny | Karen Sugrue (Part 2)
Part two of Molly's conversation with psychotherapist, sociology lecturer and accidental activist Karen Sugrue explores one question that affects thousands of women every year: What happens when women complain?
Karen shares the research behind When Women Complain, a University of Limerick project i…
(1/2) Finally, the Book Episode
We've been teasing it, posting about it, and talking around it for months — and now it's finally here. Dr. Sarah sits down with Aalimah Sarah Ahmed to talk about A Light of Her Own: Muslim Womanhood as a Path to Allah — what it is, why she wrote it, and what she hopes every Muslim woman takes away …
(2/2) Finally, the Book Episode
We've been teasing it, posting about it, and talking around it for months — and now it's finally here. Dr. Sarah sits down with Aalimah Sarah Ahmed to talk about A Light of Her Own: Muslim Womanhood as a Path to Allah — what it is, why she wrote it, and what she hopes every Muslim woman takes away …
Data Centers
This month, Many Hands launched a new bimonthly, 90-minute format designed to give us more room to go deep and talk with one another, not just listen. The topic was a hard one — the explosive growth of data centers across Virginia — guided by founder Becky Lakin alongside two local experts: Sarah A…
Children's hospitals as exceptional places: Topic Collection
What happens when we look past the "good glow" of charity to critically analyse its role in public healthcare?
In this episode, hosts Dr Sarah Ahmed and Dr Sabina Dosani discuss the Medical Humanities Topic Collection, "Charity and children’s hospitals — exceptionalism, experiences and welfare" wi…
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