SSMs
2012
Health and Inequality: What the Medical Profession Should Know
Medicine: portrayed through the world of Art
2011
Brazil’s response to HIV/AIDS – a transferrable success?
Can evolutionary medicine help explain the current obesity epidemic in the UK? (0)
Pack Articles
Liverpool and Public Health in the 19th Century and It’s Legacy Today
Manchester and Public Health in the 19th Century
Hanley, J. 2002. Edwin Chadwick and the poverty of statistics. Medical History, 46 (1) 21-40.
Hardy, A. 1999 Edwin Chadwick revisited. Medical History, 43 (2) 255-9.
Arab Influence on Medicine
Useful Websites and Resources
The Gaskell Society – useful chronology etc.
Liverpool Medical Institution – one of the oldest medical societies in the world, going back to the founding of the Liverpool Medical Library in 1779.
Liverpool Public Health Walk – based on the book by Maggi Morris and updated by John Ashton, grab the MP3s, your MP3 player and stroll around the City and get a sense of it’s public health heritage.
Medical Historian: The Bulletin of the Liverpool Medical History Society – best source for local medical history articles.
Streets of Liverpool – Blog with photo’s from the Bluecoat Press, to get an understanding of living conditions in Liverpool well worth a visit.
This is an excellent site delivering real inforamtion about real issues at grass roots level and the topics menu running down the left really highlights all the issues. I am very interested in Integrated health and would love to add more Health Knowledge to my CPD as i am recently trained as a holistic therapist. I too would like to hear of the development of courses and hope to getinvolved in integrated health policies in the future.