Mediterranean Plants used for Nutrition, Medicine and Magic.
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Health Humanities Visiting Fellowship in Boston
The Massachusettes College of Pharmacy and Health Scieces Center for Health Humanities invites applications from scholars interested in spending one to five weeks in residence at our Boston campus. We seek researchers working in health humanities (broadly understood) who could benefit from time in a highly interdisciplinary environment located in the Longwood Medical Area of Boston, a city rich with academic, cultural, and historical resources.
Mediterranean plant nutrition.
Dear Nutrition Historians,
SAHMS CFP deadline extended to December 1
The Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science (SAHMS) has extended its deadline for abstract submission to December 1, 2019. SAHMS was originally founded in 1999 to promote awareness at colleges and universities in the South of the importance and usefulness of the history of medicine, science, and technology. It has grown into a welcoming community for sharing research, ideas, and interest regardless of geographic location or focus through an annual conference and a peer-reviewed journal.
Food for Thought: H-Nutrition's monthly news round-up
H-Nutrition dishes up the latest nutrition news. Enjoy!
Food Research and Digital Scholarship 2019 Community Survey
The Food Research and Digital Scholarship project is soliciting information from historians and other scholars of food.
Butter and the History of U.S. Dietary Guides since 1894
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Series Paper, No. 2.
Dear Nutrition Network,
The second paper in the Plant Series of translations from an Italian Manuscript is now freely available to download:https://ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/004845
The 130 illustrated medicinal and food plants all originate from the environs and borderlands of the Mediterranean Basin. The papers may be of interest to those studying botany, plant food nutrition, herbal medicines, beliefs, linguistics, writing systems, illustration and Medieval culture in general.