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Care down there: how euphemisms impede healthcare

We build meaning with words and the definitions we understand them to have. It’s also hard to have a conversation with a limited set of words — if you want to express something but you don’t have a word for it, your explanation tends to be less precise, less streamlined.

March 1, 2023 Nicola Brayan
Analysis, Medicine //

The ideology of a medical school curriculum

There is perennial panic about overly ideological teaching in the arts and social sciences, often manifested in specific conservative backlash to otherwise quite innocuous academic theories.

October 9, 2022 Oscar Chaffey
Medicine, Perspective //

Sick of the Stigma: ‘Gay Diseases’ and Monkeypox

Similarly to HIV/AIDS, conservative commentators are using monkeypox as a way to justify their homophobia.

August 15, 2022 Rhian Mordaunt
Medicine, Science //

The challenges of polio and its eradication

You could be excused for thinking that we don’t need to worry about polio anymore. While some strains have been eradicated, there is still work to be done.

March 6, 2022 Katarina Butler
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What does it mean to be a doctor when a computer can make better decisions than you?

Artificially intelligent clinicians aren’t an inevitability, and nor should they be.

March 6, 2022 Oscar Chaffey

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