• 3A: Historicizing Gender in Medicine (4302 Roper)

  Moderator: Lizzy Thomas, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

  1. Food in Polar Explorations: A Gendered, Historical Approach. Margaret Humphreys, Duke University

  2. Naming the Woman Patient: Feminism and Professionalization in Psychiatry, 1978-1990. Sydney Green, Yale School of Medicine

  3. The Lasting Consequences of the Transsexual Conception of Transgender Identity. Madalayne Martin-Olenski, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

• 3B: Patients Seeking Better Care (4310 Roper)

  Moderator: Jonathan Kuo, Johns Hopkins University

  1. “It's Almost Like Your Body's Against You:” Experiences of Menopause in the Criminal Legal System. Elana Jaffe, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

  2. From the Structural to the Self, Obstacles to Accessing Equitable Health and Foot Care by Individuals Experiencing Homelessness. Molly Fessler, Duke University

  3. Flexible Care: Genetics, Chronic Pain, and the Politics of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Caroline Wechsler, University of Pennsylvania

• 3C: Navigating Borders: Issues in Immigrant Health (5302 Roper)

  Moderator: Victor Madormo, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

  1. “Decolonizing Global Health” in Practice: Lessons Learned from a Qualitative Study of US-Mexico Border Healthcare Staff. Kavya Nambiar, University of California, Berkeley & University of California, San Francisco

  2. A Qualitative, Multilingual Evaluation of the Patient Experience of Applying for Hospital Financial Assistance. Emma Tayloe, University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill

• 3D: Lessons from the Clinic: On Structural Competence, Social Medicine, and Intimacy (5310 Roper)

  Moderator: Michael Healey, Johns Hopkins University

  1. Where Neither Health nor Healing Are Available: Structural Competence and What Might Come Next in Medical Anthropology. Rachel Niehuus, University of Pennsylvania

  2. Social Medicine in the Era of Value-Based Care. Ross Perfetti, University of Pennsylvania

  3. On Structural and Intimate Relations. Michelle Munyikwa, University of Pennsylvania