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2020 Showcase Film
Meet us and find out more about our work
Ethical considerations of COVID-19 vaccine allocation
Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra on Sky News
The CLAP Study: Summary of Findings
Caring, Learning and Pandemic response during COVID-19: NHS Staff Experience of Working in Critical Care
Covid-19 Update Oct 2020
Our latest work relating to the pandemic
Addiction and Disease Problematisation
A Beyond Global Perspective
Anthropology of Hormones
Lisa Raeder, Andrea Ford, Roslyn Malcolm and Sonja Erikainen reflect on a recent workshop
Covid-19 Update July 2020
Latest work and commentary relating to covid-19
Why the public need a say in how patient data are used for Covid-19 responses
Letter in the International Journal of Population Data Science
Delivering Good Governance in Data Sharing
What makes good governance of data sharing for biomedical research?
Covid-19 round-up June 2020
Latest work and commentary relating to coronavirus
How to collaborate in a pandemic?
When Transplant Imaginaries visits the Centre for Biomedicine, Self and Society
Covid-19 Round-up May 2020
Our work and commentary relating to coronavirus
Ethics Group of the German Public Health Covid-19 Network
Dr. Agomoni Ganguli-Mitra, a member of this group, shares their first policy brief
Is the coronavirus pandemic worse for women?
Dr Agomoni Ganguli Mitra talks about how pandemics increase existing inequalities in societies
Social justice should be key to pandemic planning and response
Dr Agomoni Ganguli Mitra explains why social justice should be at the core of medical and public health responses.
Covid-19 Update March 2020
Our involvement and links to other information and resources.
Legal Determinants of Global Health: necessary but not sufficient?
Nayha Sethi, Marlee Tichenor and Mark Hellowell reflect on whether the law can improve global health
How Does a Health System Learn?
Dr Catherine Montgomery reports on an interdisciplinary meeting hosted by CBSS
Period Tracking Apps: Something Old, Something New
Andrea Ford discusses the implications of these apps
Comparing Healthcare Systems - A View from Japan
Visiting anthropologist Daiki Ayuha from the University of Tokyo reflects on his time at the Centre