Chapter 1 GeoHumanities and Health

Chapter 2 Sensing Health and Wellbeing Through Oral Histories: The ‘Tip and Run’ Air Attacks on a British Coastal Town 1939–1944

Chapter 3 Bodies at the Crossroads Between Immigration and Health

Chapter 4 Beyond Therapy: Exploring the Potential of Sharing Dance to Improve Social Inclusion for People Living with Dementia

Chapter 5 Critical Places and Emerging Health Matters: Body, Risk and Spatial Obstacles

Chapter 6 Sensing Nature: Unravelling Metanarratives of Nature and Blindness

Chapter 7 Subjectivity, Experience and Evidence: Death Like Milk on the Doorstep

Chapter 8 Borders of Blame: Histories and Geographies of HIV and AIDS in South Africa, 1980–1995

Chapter 10 Surviving Homelessness in Melbourne: The Niching of Care

Chapter 11 Truth or Dare: Women, Politics, and the Symphysiotomy Scandal

Chapter 12 GARTNAVEL: An Experiment in Teaching ‘Asylum Week’

Chapter 13 Zones of Dissonance and Deceit: Nuclear Emergency Planning Zones

Chapter 14 Multiplicity and Encounters of Cultures of Care in Advanced Ageing

Chapter 15 Cartographies of Health: From Remote to Intimate Sensing