[ATTW-L] Issue 5.3 of Rhetoric of Health and Medicine Journal is Live!

[Rhetoric Healthmedicine]

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to share that the newest edition of *Rhetoric of Health and
Medicine* journal is here.

In their introduction titled “Looking for a Mind [and Body and Heart] at
Work,” co-editors Kim Hensley Owens and Cathryn Molloy write that *RHM* 5.3
“honors not only the minds, but also the bodies and hearts at work in
scholarly pursuits.”

The issue features research articles that build on infrastructure studies,
patient-provider communication research, medical pedagogy, action-oriented
research, and more from scholars Amy Koerber, Elizabeth Hintz, Sara Press,
and Kathryn Yankura Swacha, and includes book reviews by Beth Topping and
Bryna Siegel Finer.

Additionally, check out assistant editor Amy Reed's recent interview with
Dr. Elizabeth Hintz on her article “Childfree Sterilization: A Normative
Rhetorical Theory Analysis of Paradoxical Dilemmas Encountered by Childfree
Patients and Providers”:
http://medicalrhetoric.com/interview-with-dr-elizabeth-hintz-issue-5-3/

The full issue can be found here:
https://journals.upress.ufl.edu/rhm/issue/view/296

Please share far and wide!



Best,

Brittany

*Brittany Smart*, M.A., she/her

Assistant Editor, *Rhetoric of Health and Medicine* Journal

Ph.D. Candidate, Rhetoric & Composition

University of Louisville
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