Hi everyone,
Rhetoric of Health and Medicine issue 9.3 is out now! In the introduction,
Kim Hensley Owens and Fernando Sánchez address academic integrity and
ethical scholarly practice amid the growing use of artificial intelligence,
revisiting *RHM’*s Policy and Rationale on Writing with Artificial
Intelligence (AI).
Articles include the Hannah Taylor & Haley Swartz’s “Pinkpilling: Cycle
Syncing as a Postfeminist Imperative," Justiss Wilder Burry’s “Rhetorics of
Cunning Care: Mapping Collective Mētis in LGBTQ+ Community Health
Practices," and Aaron Mallory’s “Hidden Epidemics, Hidden People: Black
Queer Communities and the Epicenter of the United States HIV/AIDS
Epidemic." Issue 9.3 also includes Kerry Smith’s review of Kari
Campeau’s *Rhetorics
of Refusal: Medical Dissent and the US-Somali Diaspora.*
The issue can be found here
<https://journals.upress.ufl.edu/rhm/issue/view/444>.
Happy reading,
Annika