Centre for the History of Medicine
About Us
We are having a birthday! The Centre for the History of Medicine will celebrate its 25th anniversary in the 2023-24 academic year. Keep an eye out for special events, and click here to meet our Anniversary Fellows!
The Centre for the History of Medicine provides a hub for research and teaching in the history of medicine at Warwick.
It is based within the History Department, but it also welcomes and looks to develop interdisciplinary activity across the University, reaches out to scholars nationally and internationally, and engages with policy and the public.
News
‘Women on the Edge: Motherhood & the Family in Turmoil in the Twentieth Century’: Workshop Summary
Women on the Edge: Motherhood and the Family in Turmoil in the Twentieth Century
Anniversary Fever? History and the Culture of Celebrating the Age of the NHS
‘Born in the Asylum: Insanity of Pregnancy and Unwed Mothers around 1900’
Events
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Elise Smith
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Stuart Middleton: Welfare State
CHM Research Seminar: Gareth Millward, “Martine McCutcheon versus Darren Anderton: Sick notes, Britain, and the welfare state”
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: TBC
CHM Work in Progress Meeting: TBC
Contact Us
Centre Director: Roberta Bivins
Research Centre Co-ordinator:
Keri Husband
E-mail:
How to find us:
FAB 3.14, Department of History, Faculty of Arts Building, University of Warwick, University Road, Coventry, CV4 7EQ