The 1950s gave us the FJ Holden, the Hills Hoist, the Melbourne Olympics, and … polio. Prof Catharine Coleborne FAHA explores how oral histories help us understand the experiences of survivors and the profound social, cultural & medical impacts of the epidemic on post-war Australia 👉 bit.ly/3TqbFwp

Our new and emerging Centre for Society, Health and Care Research is hosting a Winter Webinar on 18 June at 7pm AEST. We do not have a website yet but stay tuned. www.eventbrite.com.au/e/winter-web...

Winter Webinar - Living the Social Determinants of Health

Join this Winter Webinar with featured speaker for the Centre for Society, Health and Care Research Professor Kate Senior.

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This week the AHA gave evidence at the Parliamentary Inquiry regarding Job-Ready Graduates. Here's President Michelle Arrow on repealing JRG as an important first step in reforming Australia's tertiary education sector.

Celebrating the latest book in our Mental Health in Historical Perspective Series (Palgrave) co-edited with @healthhistory.bsky.social. Now 35 titles & counting! Covers many places & time periods in histories of mental health.

Amazing History of Medicine PhD scholarship opportunity at the University of Newcastle (Australia), part of Prof Cathy Coleborne's ARC grant on Australian experiences of polio: www.newcastle.edu.au/study/resear...

A Social History of Polio Vaccination in Australia, 1950s to 1970s

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