A History of Health in Hull - webinar series available to watch online
28 March 2023
Watch our new webinar series now
Rob Bell and Dr Dan Roper have been digging through the HMS Archive to complete the first of two webinar series on Health in Hull from Pre-History down to now. Series 1 opens with an overview followed by 7 webinars. Each one has a focus on the causes of disease and then, the state of caring and cure.
Once all webinars are posted, Dan and Rob will run a Podcast to explore the story some more.
To view the episodes click the link below or copy and paste the text into your browser:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0VIBAzk44N5GBoO2p8jSaOCAdIszaTKJ
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