Medical Humanities looks forward to publishing the following articles

Jane Austen and Addison�s disease: an unconvincing diagnosis
Katherine Gwenda White

Existential boredom: The experience of living on haemodialysis therapy
Aoife Moran, Anne Scott, Philip Darbyshire

Confessions of the flesh and biopedagogies: Discursive constructions of obesity on Nip/Tuck
Genevi�ve Rail, Marc Lafrance

Finding a Voice: Revisiting the history of therapeutic writing
Allan Peterkin, Adrienne Prettyman

Performing the good death: the medieval Ars Moriendi and contemporary doctors
Katherine Thornton, Christine B Phillips

Picasso's bodies: representations of modern society?
Anne Borsay

An Immigrant's Story
Frederick Nenner

What training do artists need to work in healthcare settings?
Desmond O�Neill, Hilary Moss

Glancing Light
James G Brueggemann

Using art and literature as educational resources in palliative care
Sally Lawton, Andrew McKie

Opera and madness. Britten�s Peter Grimes: a case study.
Gl�ria Dur�-Vil�, David Bentley

Book Review: Direct Red, by Gabriel Weston
Naomi Craft

A Time Like All Others (poetry)
Caleb Gardner

Challenges to UK community pharmacy: A bio-photographic study of workspace in relation to professional pharmacy practice
frances rapport, Marcus Doel, Gabrielle Jerzembek

The Body and the Arts
Paul K Dakin

Blue Pills a positive Love Story
Ian Williams

Book review: Cutting for Stone
Thomas Faunce

Using paintings to explore the Medical Humanities in a Nepalese medical school
ravi Shankar, Rano M Piryani

Therapeutic acts of witness: why writing poetry and prose has never been just for patients
Lori Roscoe

Public confessions of a sinner: a healthy take on obesity?
Susanne Scholz

Hospital Time
Michael Rowe