[ATTW-L] Issue 6.1 of Rhetoric of Health and Medicine Journal is Here!

[Rhetoric Healthmedicine]

Dear Colleagues,

Issue 6.1 of the *Rhetoric of Health and Medicine* journal is here!

In the editors’ introduction titled “‘This Time is Crisis Time’: A Syndemic
Approach,” Cathryn Molloy and Kim Hensley Owens write, “Understanding
COVID-19 (and other pandemics affected by overlapping endemic conditions)
as ‘syndemics’ allows us to disrupt and move beyond a health and wellness
binary, to experience ‘crisis time’ as time for action across multiple
spheres.” The articles provided in this issue speak to that action and
contribute to conversations on health, justice, pedagogy, and policy in
important ways.

This issue contains research articles and book reviews that address topics
such as the rhetoric of depression, rhetorical empathy in healthcare
education, individualism and healthcare, racial hegemony and the opioid
epidemic, medical uncertainty, medical injustice, and more from scholars
Judy Z. Segal, Lillian Campbell and Elisabeth L. Miller, Charee M.
Thompson, Christopher M. Duerringer, Lynsey K. Romo, and Shana Makos,
Raymond Rosas, Lisa DeTora, and Allison Rowland.

The full issue can be found here:
https://journals.upress.ufl.edu/rhm/issue/view/340

Please share widely!

Best,

Brittany

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

Assistant Editor, *Rhetoric of Health and Medicine* Journal

Ph.D. Candidate, Rhetoric & Composition

University of Louisville

brittany.smart at louisville.edu
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