AAHM 2025

AAHM 2025

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7:00am EDT

Bulletin of the History of Medicine Editorial Board Meeting Back Bay B Nursing History Reivew Meeting Clarendon President's New Member and First-Time Attendees Breakfast Berkeley Themed Breakfasts Republic BallroomEric T. Jones • Alexander Parry • Mindy Schwartz • Ahmed Ragab • Wayne Soon • Jerry Kantor AAHM Registration Grand Ballroom Foyer

8:00am EDT

AAHM Conference Art Guide: Medically-Themed Works of Art in Local Museum Collections Self-directed

8:30am EDT

Welcome and Plenary Session Grand BallroomOsaremen Okolo • Jason Chernesky • Keith Wailoo • Evelynn Hammonds • Susan Reverby

10:00am EDT

Book Exhibit Independence Ballroom Refreshment Break Grand Ballroom Foyer

10:30am EDT

A1. Human Remains in and for Historical Research. What Can We Do?  FairfaxJoAnn Zeise • Hugo Rueda-Ramirez • Joanna Radin • Deborah Dubald • Tricia Close-Koenig A2. Contraception, Pregnancy Loss, and Maternity Care in Twentieth Century America Back Bay DPatricia Kruk • Lauren MacIvor Thompson • Kristen Leng • Janet Greenlees A3. Roundtable Do Less Harm: Ethical Questions for Health Historians Back Bay BKylie Smith • Richard McKay • Jonathan Sadowsky • Shannon Withycombe • Melissa Grafe • Barron Lerner A4. Roundtable Absent and Present: Children’s Perspectives in the History of Medicine GardnerJason Chernesky • Sandra Eder • Jessica Martucci A5. Roundtable Above and Beyond the Archives: Documenting the Black AIDS Epidemic Back Bay CEvelynn Hammonds • Marlon Bailey • Jennifer Brier • Angelique Harris • Polina Ilieva A6. Medical Provider’s Impact on Patient Care Back Bay AChristopher Willoughby • Chang Xu • Yinghua Luo 罗英华 • Robin Rohrer • Leslie-William Robinson

12:00pm EDT

Lunch Break--Try the "Grab and Go" Grand Ballroom Foyer

1:00pm EDT

B1. Medicine, Technology, and Representations in Global East Asia  GardnerWayne Soon • Ryan Moran • Shu Wan • Sonja Kim B2. Ethics and Patient Data Initiative: Discussing Draft Guidelines Back Bay D B3. Pregnancy and Abortion in Twentieth Century America Back Bay BSimone M. Caron • Cara Delay • Diane B Paul • Rima Apple B4. HIV/AIDS Technology and Politics FairfaxJudy Houck • Qurat Khan • Lukas Engelmann • Aishah Scott B5. Vaccination Campaigns in Global Perspective Back Bay CTheodore Brown • Andrea Rusnock • Kalman Rotstein • Dora Vargha B6. Disease, Race, and Ethnicity in the Americas Back Bay ADana Landress • David Carey • John Gutierrez • Emily Martin • Angel Rodriguez

2:30pm EDT

Coffee Break Grand Ballroom Foyer

2:45pm EDT

C1. The History of Art for the History of Medicine  FairfaxLan A. Li • Mary Hunter • Christine Slobogin • Fiona Johnstone C2. Roundtable: Make America Healthy Again: Audience Discussion of the Role of Historians in Public Health Today Back Bay DElena Conis • Lara Freidenfelds • Jacqueline Wolf • Merlin Chowkwanyun • Lauren MacIvor Thompson • Richard Mizelle C3. Acupuncture Beyond Medicine: Global Perspectives from the Late Nineteenth to Twenty-First Century Back Bay BEmily Baum • Po-Hsun Chen • Ling-yi Tsai • Ling-yi Tsai C4. Roundtable Everything Everywhere All at Once: Historical Legacies of Eugenics Back Bay AKathryn Irving • Sarah Rose • Catherine Mas • Michael Rembis C5. Roundtable New Directions in the History of Public Health in the Nineteenth Century: Reflections on the Work of Christopher Hamlin Back Bay CJacob Steere-Williams • David Barnes • Nicholas Bonneau • Ian Burney • Graham Mooney • Sarah Naramore C6. Imperialism, Western Medical Standards, and the Interests of Medical Go-Betweens in Asia from the Cold War to the Present GardnerEram Alam • Adrien Gau • Shinyi Hsieh • Andre Rosario

4:15pm EDT

Refreshment Break Grand Ballroom Foyer

4:45pm EDT

D1. Reparative Historical Inquiry (RHI)—Refining A Theoretical Approach and Methodology FairfaxAimee Medeiros • Jason Glenn • Norlissa Cooper • Carmaletta Williams D2. Humanitarian Archives: Absences and Opportunities Back Bay DFlora Chatt • Chimwemwe Phiri • Bertrand Taithe D3. Mentorship Pods: Insights on Publishing, Funding, and Careers, From Faculty for Students Back Bay C D4. Humanities Labs and the History of Medicine/Healthcare Back Bay BAyah Nuriddin • Kylie Smith • Megann Licskai • Anthony Hatch • Natalie Lira • Marco Ramos D5. Women and Gender-Diverse Historians of Health and Medicine Coffee Back Bay ALara Freidenfelds D6. What Is To Be Done?—Building a Movement and Crafting Alternatives GardnerAhmed Ragab

5:45pm EDT

6:00pm EDT

The Fielding H. Garrison Lecture Grand BallroomIlana Lowy

7:00pm EDT

Garrison Reception and Centennial Celebration Constitution Ballroom