almiddlemiss.bsky.social
Social science - politics and policy of reproduction, death, personhood, kinship. Currently: reproductive politics of the cervical stitch/cerclage. Previously: 'Invisible Labours' book on politics of 2nd trimester pregnancy loss.
👤 Joined on 06 October 2023
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Cycling into work Mon morning, I came off my bike, fell badly and landed on my shoulder in the middle of the road. Dazed and confused, a passerby picked me & bike up, helped me get to NHS walk-in, lock bike safe, insisted on staying until medics saw me, must have taken ages. Wonderful human being ❤️
Show PostCaesarean births overtook spontaneous births as a proportion of all deliveries in England in 2024/25. @sarahscobie.bsky.social explains that while higher rates of risk factors have contributed to this trend, changes in clinical practice have also played a significant role. Read: buff.ly/PdBOVvo
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Show PostThis article about citation practice is brilliant and will be great for anyone teaching lit reviews at MA/PhD level. I particularly enjoyed how, every time you think you've reached the end, the author then reveals another level underneath. It's basically an academic article in Russian doll form 👏
Show PostRemembering Gwyneth Bebb today. She passed Oxford law finals with first class marks in 1913, but was refused a degree. The CA rejected her claim to become a solicitor, saying only men were "persons" within the legislation. In 1920 she finally became a Bar student. But died in childbirth in 1921.
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