Helen King
Helen King enjoys sharing ideas about the history of the body and of medicine, whether that means teaching school students on a ‘Roman Medicine’ themed day, lecturing surrounded by body parts in jars at the Bart’s Pathology Museum, or talking to heart surgeons at the Royal Galleries at Holyroodhouse. Her most recent book is The One-Sex Body on Trial: The Classical and Early Modern Evidence (Ashgate, 2013) and, as part of her commitment to distance learning, she has written a MOOC on ‘Health and Wellness in the Ancient World’.
What is this thing called lovesickness?
Pandora: the original woman?
Stone Babies: The Lithopedion of Sens
Who Keeps Women’s Secrets?
Period pains – have women always suffered from menstrual cramps?
Poisons and love potions
Sexuality and the body: using ancient sources to support modern ideas
Living in interesting times: when history happens
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