Declaration of Competing Interests CMAJ Social Sciences Advisory Panel Date: 26 Nov 2019 Name: Kenton KROKER All questions relat
Kenton Kroker;, Jennifer Keelan;, Pauline M. H. Mazumdar (Editors). Crafting Immunity: Working Histories of Clinical Immunology. (History of Medicine in Context.) viii + 308 pp., figs., index. Burlington, Vt.: Ashgate, 2008. $114.95 (
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Instrumental in War – Science, Research, and Instruments Between Knowledge and the World | Brill
Historical keyword Biomedicine Lunch with The Lancet Melissa Leach
Sleep Salon 2: The Future of (the History of) Sleep, with Kenton Kroker and Benjamin Reiss - YouTube
Crafting Immunity: Working Histories of Clinical Immunology - 1st Edit
sleep salons - The Sociability of Sleep
Technological Medicine: The Changing World of Doctors and Patients Stanley J. Reiser
Tina Loo: States of Nature: Conserving Canada's Wildlife in the Twentieth Century.,
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Inventing the Thrifty Gene: The Science of Settler Colonialism by Travis Hay
The Sleep of Others and the Transformations of Sleep Research. By Kenton Kroker. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2007. vi
Long-haul illness after last century's flu pandemic - Hospital News
Kenton Kroker; Jennifer Keelan; Pauline M. H. Mazumdar (Editors). Crafting Immunity: Working Histories of Clinical Immunology.
IAS Talk Pieces: Life in the Time of Coronavirus. #9 Immunity and Community | Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) - UCL – University College London
HESO prof Kenton Kroker presents STS seminar “Ontario's Public Health Imaginary, circa 1882” November 30 - Department of Social Science
THE SLEEP OF OTHERS AND THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF SLEEP RESEARCH
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Technoscientific Pasts & Futures - Institute for Technoscience & Society
Lucas Richert on Twitter: "Just another hellish day at #AAHM2019 with @cbmhbchm editor Kenton Kroker @STS_YorkU !! https://t.co/RuPZc4PYzx" / Twitter
NATS 1760 Lecture Notes - Winter 2015, Lecture 1 - Harry Collins, Voicemail, Society 1
HESO prof Kenton Kroker's new CMAJ article suggests the 1918 pandemic had its own “long-haulers” with much to inspire clinicians today - Department of Social Science
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