HIV/AIDS – the polyphony

Conversations across the medical humanities

Care-crafting and creative nursing: HIV/AIDS histories and the rise of person-centred care

Laura Savidge, mental health nurse and co-author of the forthcoming study “Nursing a ‘Plague’, A History of HIV & AIDS Care, 1981-1996”, writes: ‘And I can remember seeing what was – he loved chocolate – and from his mouth was coming this […]

“INTIMACY, ACTIVISM, and AIDS”: Exhibition Review

Ilaria Grando responds to Tate Modern’s new display, “Intimacy, Activism, and AIDS”. Two things capture my attention as I enter “Intimacy, Activism, and AIDS” at Tate Modern: one, the intimidating emptiness of the centre of the room, and two, the […]