‘This week in #graphicmedicine’ highlights relevant articles (and tweets) about comics in medicine published during a the week (Saturday – Friday). Articles are typically presented without commentary, with credit given to those who flagged them up where possible. So without further ado…
A Note on the Future of This Week In…
As of this post, this blog has been running weekly for 1 year and six days – that’s a little exciting right?! That said, I am giving a great deal of consideration to what the future of these posts will be, especially as my time grows more and more accounted for. (If you have ideas about the future of these posts, PLEASE reach out to me!)
In the coming weeks, I am going to attempt to scrape through all of the past year’s posts and compile some statistics and perhaps a master links list. More on that to come. In the meantime, I took to Twitter early to share some thoughts about the future of the Tweets section of these posts:
So while I will still grab what tweets I can easily find, and from a few folks whose accounts are always important to the field, expect to see a smaller number of them on these posts each week. Help me out by tagging anything you see or share related to graphic medicine!
I also want to once again note that while I try to capture as much non-English language as possible here, I could never grab it all. I can usually get a fair bit of Spanish language thanks to the great folks at @GraficaMedicina, but other languages are going to remain few and far between. Again, if you see something, let me know! Now on to the good stuff…
Articles & More…
Zine: What’s Up, Doc? via @pfanderson
Webcomic: Breast Self Exam [NSFW] via @ErikaMoen
Webcomic: GMOs Are Making an Agricultural Crisis in India Even Worse via @TheNib
Webcomic: History is Happening: Four Cartoonists on Organizing and Activism via @TheNib
Webcomic: Why Don’t You Just Pick One? My Life With a Biracial Identity via @TheNib
Webcomic: The PD Pundit: He’s Only Trying To Help via @dunlapshohl
Webcomic: They Look Great! via @CancerOwl
Webcomic: Let Them Pee (Facebook Post)
Comic: My Journey With AIDS (part of a UF collaboration) [PDF]+
Scholarly: Arts-based interventions in healthcare education
Scholarly: Health Literacy: Cancer Prevention Strategies for Early Adults.
Scholarly: Prevalence and Predictive Values: a Micro-Comic Strip
Scholarly: Sharing and Healing Through Storytelling in Medicine
Podcast: 037: How to Learn with Justin Kreuter via @bloodbankguy
Facebook: Brian Fies upcoming event poster
Teacher’s Guide to “The Best We Could Do”
Excerpts from Graphic Medicine #1
Comics in the K-12 Classroom: An SDCCEL Reflection
Why D.C.’s escape artist Mister Miracle is the hero we need right now
Trades, Runs, Variants, and More: A Guide to Comics Terminology
Two Comics Artists Draw Their Ways Through Depression via @nicololosaurus
Powerful Graphic Novels for Middle School
Why Are Med Schools Requiring an Art Class?
Hello World – A Collection of Things Comics Curated by J.D. Lunt via @lizargall
Medical student drawings via @StefanTigges
Tweets…
Mailing one of our Addiction kits out today – and the second one in a week-or-so! Want to run a #GraphicMedicine book club? Contact me! pic.twitter.com/GCfgL8GoWx
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 18, 2017
The dangers of googling symptoms… feel familiar? https://t.co/pDFWYPxiRQ via @thenib pic.twitter.com/QwqvYua3te
— Cochrane UK (@CochraneUK) August 18, 2017
Interested in running a #GraphicMedicine book club, or just learning about the field? Ask my friend Matt for a book club kit. https://t.co/UEkUtpTH2x
— Leah Misemer (@lsmisemer) August 18, 2017
Love this! #healthliteracy #GraphicMedicine https://t.co/4XRfnwMQ4h
— Victoria Treadway (@Librarianpocket) August 19, 2017
J’ai un peu honte de découvrir @ScienceofCookie seulement maintenant#graphicmedicine https://t.co/B7xN24VNCf
— NicolasD (@NicolasDoux) August 19, 2017
Reading #MomsCancer for @MayoClinic first #graphicmedicine book club this Wednesday! Thanks to @tmalinMLS for leading & organizing 👍 pic.twitter.com/kelwSLrGIJ
— Justin Kreuter, MD (@KreuterMD) August 19, 2017
Are you a med student, resident or fellow who creates art? Submit to our art of medicine contest! #graphicmedicine https://t.co/UbSE3w1Cvv
— Journal of Ethics (@JournalofEthics) August 20, 2017
New https://t.co/5mC66Q4d9U comic! Stare at this instead of some solar eclipse #graphicmedicine pic.twitter.com/kb1zJx9Afm
— Jason (@bittermensch) August 21, 2017
…and humpty dumpty had a great fall! #graphicmedicine #ER #FOAM pic.twitter.com/v9hJVJIINY
— Sukriti (@dorsalganglia) August 21, 2017
Ways to make #healthcare delivery #TraumaInformed, in one image.
❤ this work by @mlalanda https://t.co/pXxfKxJQ7u
— AnitaDRawing (@anitafamilydoc) August 21, 2017
— Mike Natter MD (@mike_natter) August 22, 2017
Nice surprise waiting for me at the office today. Thanks @RobertDWells – can’t wait to read! #GraphicMedicine pic.twitter.com/p9AekfPeos
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 22, 2017
#Love is not #graphicmedicine but this comic was a fine way to propose #marriage. And it worked! @ComicNurse https://t.co/yZLMr8WBCL
— ExcitableApe (@excitableape) August 22, 2017
More comics on journal covers https://t.co/yFsB5ZBibR
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 21, 2017
Check out my syllabus for Documenting Mental Illness. Lots of materials on depression, eg Ellen Forney’s Marbles. https://t.co/dITy6t3ub1
— Lisa Diedrich (@lldiedrich) August 20, 2017
A new comic book hopes to bring Pakistan’s transgender community into the mainstreamhttps://t.co/O6Ze8Sjt2c via @NiaLovesSushi pic.twitter.com/7560SMEcip
— Todd Kent (@CBLiteracy) August 20, 2017
So glad to see our @nnlmner #GraphicMedicine Book Club Kits in use! If you’d like more info or to borrow one, visit https://t.co/PEZiXhkU3v https://t.co/71uKDEl7Cp
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 23, 2017
Pain Is Really Strange https://t.co/T5HQyb3UBQ vía @graphicmedicine
— ´ (@babyspeaksoftly) August 23, 2017
@GraphicMedicine is a thing?!!! pic.twitter.com/7tuhqaMSSo
— Jessie Rogers (@JessieSpeak) August 22, 2017
Let’s also raise a glass to some choice #GraphicMedicine storytelling. pic.twitter.com/IwU51jsN0p
— Thomas Maluck (@LiberryTom) August 24, 2017
#graphicmedicine #FOAM #drawingadiagnosis #internship pic.twitter.com/INRswYdc9r
— Sukriti (@dorsalganglia) August 24, 2017
First of hopefully many- the @MayoClinic #GraphicMedicine book club! Sincere thanks to @NoetheMatt & @nnlmner for helping make this happen👍👍 pic.twitter.com/Qfn6MbcKvu
— Justin Kreuter, MD (@KreuterMD) August 24, 2017
#GraphicMedicine This book is a great reason! It’s a wonderful read. I enjoyed it! https://t.co/xX1nzPSNOt
— Alice Jaggers (@AJaggers324) August 24, 2017
Given serially pub (yrs), curious how Brian Fies reflected & chose to frame the story. Would enjoy exploring his process. #graphicmedicine https://t.co/E0JbKYzubx
— Justin Kreuter, MD (@KreuterMD) August 24, 2017
Your question got me wondering, so I reached out to Brian. His reply for you is here! #GraphicMedicine https://t.co/QYIUbnvFE2
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 25, 2017
Two Graphic Novels Portraying Psychoanalysis #GraphicMedicine https://t.co/grDruwVz7Q
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 24, 2017
While these aren’t strictly speaking comics, the elements of #GraphicMedicine are definitely at play in some of these posters/handouts.
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 25, 2017
This apparently finally got MeSH’d today… #GraphicMedicine / Cancer and the Comics: Graphic Narratives… https://t.co/h1gHHkLRft
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 25, 2017
NB: #GraphicMedicine – for the win. Does this gifted student have a @ handle? Ty @concernecus https://t.co/EGt8hFXdHB
— Bernadette Keefe MD (@nxtstop1) August 25, 2017
Hey @NoetheMatt – I have finally added this print to my Etsy shop! In case you are still interested 🙂 https://t.co/S4w8ymzOG0
— Mike Medaglia (@mikemedaglia) August 24, 2017
Thanks Matthew! Been really enjoying your twitter feed. You are a great spokesperson for the world of graphic medicine 🙂
— Mike Medaglia (@mikemedaglia) August 25, 2017
I’m on @bloodbankguy podcast! Talk’n #MedEd #blooducation 👍https://t.co/lDCKOSSh9s Pls listen, comment,& share👍#Sketchnote by @tmalinMLS pic.twitter.com/JOT1Q3Cr6K
— Justin Kreuter, MD (@KreuterMD) August 21, 2017
Transfusion Toons! @KreuterMD @tmalinMLS #MayoPath #MedEd #Blooducation https://t.co/KDncTAJa3e pic.twitter.com/oFB3XTY7bu
— Mayo Medical Labs (@mayocliniclabs) August 20, 2017
— Mike Natter MD (@mike_natter) August 24, 2017
— Mike Natter MD (@mike_natter) August 22, 2017
I’ve never seen anything capture the power of dogs as purely as @jonnysun‘s “Everyone’s a Aliebn When Ur a Aliebn Too”. pic.twitter.com/44ebxUcRh7
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 25, 2017
This was a great presentation and this topic is fascinating to me. *dreams of a large scale medical comics archive* https://t.co/olcdoSPJG4
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 24, 2017
✨Sweaty Palms is looking for artists! Submit your story pitch by Sept 1 to be considered for volume 2✨ https://t.co/Im4b6nvBlx pic.twitter.com/9ljj6raKYp
— Sweaty Palms @SPXB14 (@sweatypalmszine) April 1, 2017
Dejando los malos modos y el corporativismo de lado pic.twitter.com/kw3rxvOOa9
— Fernando (@fildarin) August 23, 2017
La ciencia es clara sobre la #VitaminaB12 en dietas veganas o vegetarianas. @Dimequecomes lo explica muy bien en “Vegetarianos con-ciencia” pic.twitter.com/Kal4NbawbY
— Guillermo Latorre (@Superwillyfoc) August 22, 2017
ICYMI #GraphicMedicine Manga and anime in medical education: leontiasis ossea in ‘Black Jack’ https://t.co/Iv7C1Y749e
— Matthew Noe (@NoetheMatt) August 25, 2017
Some great stuff this week! Did I miss something? Let me know in the comments below or tweet @NoetheMatt! Until next time…