Table of contents

Original articles

• Who speaks for whom? Health humanities and the ethics of representation (20 March, 2015) Free

  Rebecca Garden
• Carers’ responses to shifting identity in dementia in Iris and Away From Her: cultivating stability or embracing change?

  (25 March, 2015)

  David M R Orr, Yugin Teo
• Photographic art in exam rooms may reduce white coat hypertension (10 April, 2015)

  Michael B Harper, Stacy Kanayama-Trivedi, Gloria Caldito, David Montgomery, EJ Mayeaux, Lourdes M DelRosso
• Richard's back: death, scoliosis and myth making (8 April, 2015)

  Mary Ann Lund
• Whistleblowing in medicine and in Homer's Iliad

  (6 May, 2015)

  Victoria Rodulson, Robert Marshall, Alan Bleakley
• The outlook of physician histories: J. Marion Sims and ‘The Discovery of Anaesthesia’ (5 June, 2015)

  Julia M Rosenbloom, Robert B Schonberger
• ‘Rhyme or reason?’ Saying no to mass vaccination: subjective re-interpretation in the context of the A(H1N1) influenza pandemic in Sweden 2009–2010 (15 June, 2015)

  Britta Lundgren
• Shared Reading: assessing the intrinsic value of a literature-based health intervention (12 June, 2015)

  Eleanor Longden, Philip Davis, Josie Billington, Sofia Lampropoulou, Grace Farrington, Fiona Magee, Erin Walsh, Rhiannon Corcoran
• Charting Phelan's ‘To Suffer a Sea Change’ (15 July, 2015)

  Megan Winkelman, Jacqueline Ng, Audrey Shafer
• Mapping a surgeon's becoming with Deleuze (20 July, 2015)

  Sayra Cristancho, Tara Fenwick
• Enhancement, ethics and society: towards an empirical research agenda for the medical humanities and social sciences (10 August, 2015)

  Martyn Pickersgill, Linda Hogle