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How Jacksonville's new health officer will advance local care

Dr. Sunil Joshi, the city's chief health officer, discusses his plans for addressing health disparities and improving the health of residents.

'Say Anarcha' takes an unsparing look at gynecology's origins

This work of historical fiction describes horrors the Black women who were experimental subjects endured, writes Sibani Ram.

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J.C. Hallman’s Say Anarcha

Say Anarcha takes its title from an enslaved woman out of Alabama who, starting in her teens, not long before the Civil War, had her uterus torn apart repeatedly, in most cases without anesthesia, in experimental surgery by J. Marion Sims, a white doctor hungry for reputation. The man went on to international acclaim, while the woman returned to servitude worse off than before, leaking rank fluids and never out of pain. This is the crime at the core of J.C. Hallman’s new masterpiece of revisionist history.

Like It or Not, Cancel Culture Is Free Speech

The history of medicine makes clear why false free-speech champions should just settle down already.