Editorial Board

Brandy Schillace Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Author and historian Dr. Brandy Schillace (skil-a-chay) works at the intersections among medicine, history, technology, and literature. Over the past decade, Brandy has served as an assistant professor of literature, managing editor for a medical anthropology journal, and senior research associate and public outreach for a medical museum. As Editor-in-Chief of MH, Brandy provides a platform for conversation around medicine and its engagement with the humanities, social sciences, global health, and the public. Declaration of Interests: Nothing to Declare

Ciara Breathnach Ciara Breathnach is Associate Professor in History at the University of Limerick. Breathnach is currently Visiting Professor at Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge and held a Fulbright Scholar Award in 2022 at New York University AY2022/23. She has published widely on Irish socio-economic, gender, cultural and health history. University of Limerick Limerick, Ireland

Rebecca Barr Rebecca Anne Barr is a Lecturer in Gender and Sexualities at Jesus College Cambridge whose research focuses on representations of gender and sexuality in eighteenth-century fiction, with a particular emphasis on masculinity. University of Cambridge Cambridge, UK University of Limerick Limerick, Ireland

Robbie Duschinsky Dr Robbie Duschinsky is Head of the Applied Social Science Group within the Primary Care Unit and Director of Studies in Sociology at Sidney Sussex College. University of Cambridge Cambridge, UK Sue Spencer Sue is a former nurse who is now immersed in arts and humanities utilising them and exploring how they can impact on staff and student wellbeing. Sue is a poet and facilitator and regularly runs workshops for harassed professionals. Sue has a particular passion for exploring poetic pedagogy and hopes that this can be developed within the medical humanities. Newcastle University Newcastle, UK

Cristina Hanganu-Bresch Saint Joseph University Pennsylvania, USA

Cristina Hanganu-Bresch holds a PhD in Rhetoric and Scientific and Technical Communication and is Associate Professor English at St. Joseph’s University. She has researched and published on the history of psychiatry and in particular the discursive mechanisms of psychiatric diagnoses.

Janina Levin University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Chris Pak Swansea University, Swansea, UK

Khalid Ali Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Brighton, UK

Ayesha Ahmad University College London Medical School London, UK

Eva Ahren Karolinska Institutet Stockholm, Sweden Jacqueline D. Antonovich Muhlenberg College Pennsylvania, USA Annamaria Carusi InterChange Research London, UK Michael Daly RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences Dublin, Ireland Michael DeGeorgia University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Centre Ohio, US Luna Dolezal University of Exeter Exeter, UK Danielle Giffort St. Louis College of Pharmacy Missouri, USA Monica Greco Goldsmith’s University of London London, UK Anne Hudson Jones The University of Texas Texas, US David Jones Harvard University Massachusetts, US

Chisomo Kalinga University of Edinburgh Edinburgh, UK Daniel Laforest University of Alberta Alberta, Canada Stuart Murray University of Leeds Leeds, UK Henry Ng Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, USA Fran Pheasant-Kelly University of Wolverhampton Wolverhampton, UK Laura Salisbury University of Exeter Exeter, UK Neil Vickers Kings College London London, UK Jaipreet Virdi University of Delaware Delaware, US Shelley Wall University of Toronto Toronto, Canada Angela Woods Durham University Durham, UK

Publishing Assistant: Simran Kang Publisher: Alice Shuttleworth Head of Portfolio: Richard Sands