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Emily Balch Seminars - Plagues Pathogens and People.EMLY.B001.021.F26
Week 1: Introduction and Situating Pandemics in the Medical Humanities and Social Sciences
Sept 3rd: Plagues, History and the Medical Humanities
Sept 3rd: Plagues, History and the Medical Humanities
Sept 3rd: Plagues, History and the Medical Humanities
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David S. Jones, “History in a Crisis — Lessons for Covid-19.pdf
Jane Macnaughton, “Does Medical Humanities Matter? The Challenge of COVID-19.pdf
