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[close] Hi and welcome to The Pedantic Zebra. The quarterly book club (audio or text) where we learn alongside each other about illness, disability, systemic injustice, the treatment of women in medicine & medical history. - A weekly jist/a few points will be shared on our social media for accessibility (Twitter/BlueSky@longcovidadvoc - Insta @longcovidadvoc8) #pedanticzebra - We have a listen/read along session at 8 pm on Friday to build community - One book every three months - Knowledge is power, so let's collaborate to know our history and know our context. Our book for Dec-Feb is 'Mind the Science' by Jonathan Stea. #pedanticzebra for updates on social media Why Zebras? Because of this common medical aphorism, which has led to the dismissal of many zebras: “When you hear hoofbeats behind you, don’t expect to see a zebra.” This book club is hosted by Long Covid Advocacy: https://www.longcovidadvoc.com/ Indie Bookshops: DISABILITY JUSTICE BOOKSHOP - NIGHTLIGHT https://bookshop.org/shop/nightlight_books

[close] The MTW Book Club is a bi-monthly reading group that meets to discuss questions and other ideas related to the field of Medical Humanities. Topics will include health, illness and the role of medicine, the body, disability, healthcare and ethics. To read previous transcripts of our book club sessions, please take a look at our Twitter feed @mtwnhslibrary To see the full range of titles we have discussed, visit https://www.mtw.nhs.uk/education/library-knowledge-services/mtwbookclub/

[close] "La salud mental florece en el jardín de la lectura. Cada página es una ventana que nos invita a explorar nuevos horizontes internos, a comprendernos mejor y a cultivar la paz interior que tanto anhelamos." Bienvenidos al club de audiolibros de GAC PANAMA, es un espacio para incrementar nuestro conocimiento y a la vez compartirlo con nuestros companeros.

[close] We are a student led non-profit organization committed to addressing and reducing health inequities in our local communities of Prince George's County, Washington D.C., Montgomery County, and Baltimore. We aim to empower others to act on health inequities by providing monthly meetings in which we discuss the many faces of health inequities and how to best address them. As a whole, we are committed to service, public health advocacy, educational inequities, and wellness. As such, we are excited to cultivate a new sense of community through shared learning! This group will act to empower others to read and explore more of what it means to be interested in health and educations inequities by allowing each other to share and express their best self through book ratings, book critiques, their personal favorites, etc. We hope you enjoy and check out our website for more information! https://uaidumd.wixsite.com/umduaid/portfolio