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Home / Online Articles / Atrium: Graphic

Atrium: Graphic

Mar. 21, 2013 by Comic Nurse 2 Comments

Atrium is the report of the Northwestern Medical Humanities and Bioethics Program

Graphic, Issue 10, Spring 2012 was guest co-edited by Catherine Belling and MK Czerwiec, full PDF of  issue available here.

Table of contents:

The View from the Spectrum: The Challenges of Picturing Autism in Comics Form by Courrney Angermeier and Jeff Benham

Aggression Management Manga: An Interview with Rinko Endo by MK Czerwiec

Monsters and the Ghosts of PubMed by Alice Dreger

Picture This: Illustrating the Future of HIPAA Docukents by Leah Eisenberg and Rose Anderon

Saving Grace: Teaching about Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Using Comic Form (in Nigeria) by Veta Salubi

Down There by Sarah Rodriguez

Impressions of Female Genital Cutting by Carrie Channell

Graphic Language by Ian Williams

Delineating Disease by Lucy Lyons

Addressing Loss and Resilience: Informing Patient Care Through Comic Narratives by Judith Kaplan-Weinger

The Pharmaceuticalized “Good Mother” by Michael Oldani

A Sustainging Graphic by Iain Purdue

A Portrait of Alison Bechdel by Riva Lehrer

 

Tagged With: Alice Dreger, Alison Bechdel, Anderson, Angermeier, Atrium, autism, Benham, breast cancer, cancer, Channell, Eisenberg, female genital mutilation, FGM, HIPAA, Iain Purdue, Ian Williams, Kaplan-Weinger, Lucy Lyons, manga, Michael Oldani, monsters, Nigeria, Northwestern Medical Humanities and Bioethics, PubMed, Rinko Endo, Riva Lehrer, Rodriguez, Salubi

Comments

  1. Susan Squier says

    Jan. 13, 2016 at 1:42 pm

    Atrium has been taken off line by Northwestern. Can anyone share the PDF?

    Reply
    • Comic Nurse says

      Jan. 13, 2016 at 1:51 pm

      They are back! Links to all issues (with downloadable PDF) here:
      http://bioethics.northwestern.edu/atrium/

      Reply

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