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  • Dance Therapy April 4

    — Please join HealthHum for a discussion and demonstration of dance therapy April 4 with Candice Townsend from KU CAPS. Stay tuned for more details.

  • Member News: Showstack publishes paper on Community-Engaged Research

    — HealthHum member Dr. Rachel Showstack recently published "Addressing the Big Picture as a Community-Engaged Linguist: Community-Engaged Scholarship and Applied Learning for Systemic Change", which includes using Alce su Voz’s approach to improving health equity for speakers of Spanish and Indigenous languages.

  • Medical Anthropology Lecture

    — The WSU Department of Anthropology welcomes you to a lecture on Tuesday, February 25th at 4 PM in Neff Hall 117 by Dr. Alvarado from the University of Birmingham: “Life course physiology of human males: Rethinking endocrine tradeoffs in men’s aging, reproduction, and health”.

  • Social Work POWER Conference

    — The 22nd Annual POWER Conference in social work will be held March 7, 2025 at the Eugene M. Hughes Metropolitan Complex. The theme for the 2025 conference is EmPOWER to H.E.A.L. - Health Equity for Action and Learning.

  • PCORI Town Halls

    — The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) is hosting several virtual applicant town halls in April for prospective applicants to learn more about the Research PCORI Funding Announcements (PFAs) under Cycle 2 2025, which will open April 1.

  • Member News: Gallegos publishes "How Should We Advance Sleep Stewardship?"

    — HealthHum member Jeremy Gallegos, PhD, recently published "How Should We Advance Sleep Stewardship" in the AMA Journal of Ethics.

  • Separating Fact from Fiction in Pediatric Gender Health

    — Disinformation about pediatric and adolescent gender affirming continues to grow making conversations about care decisions increasingly difficult. Good ethics start with good facts. Join the University of Minnesota Center for Bioethics April 12, 2024 at noon online. Click for more information and registration.

  • Epistemic Injustices and Mental Ill-Health

    — Join the inaugural lecture from EPIC: Epistemic Injustice in Illness by Miranda Fricker at 9am CST on Monday, March 4, 2024. Provided through a Wellcome Discovery Award to the Universities of Bristol, Nottingham and Birmingham. Click for more information. Click for more information and Zoom link.

  • Taking Pain Dismissal Seriously: Exploring Interpersonal and Structural Barriers to Pain Communication

    — Join the webinar from the Tulane University School of Medicine Program in Medical Ethics and Human Values. This talk by Dr. Jada Wiggleton-Little PhD, Neuroethics Fellow at Cleveland Clinic, will describe the various ways in which patients who are already members of socially marginalized groups experience pain dismissal and will propose practical recommendations for addressing communication barriers. Friday, March 8th, 2024, 12:00 – 1:00 PM CT. Click for registration information.

  • Do you mind? Developing the Ethics of New Neurotechnologies

    — Join the Zoom webinar on March 8 from 12:30-2:00 pm for the Bioethics and Policy Consortium hosted by Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics and the ASBH Neuroethics Affinity Group. Click for more information.

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