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24 Jul 2023: 7. Does cost-effectiveness analysis using Quality Adjusted Life Years. discriminate against people with disabilities? ... since World War II? 11. Why were so many people disillusioned with medicine by the 1970s?

24 Jul 2023: 3. Who should get scarce vaccines first? 4. Can we compel people to get vaccinated? ... modern Europe? 2. Is it possible to write histories of the experiences of health and healing of people.

24 Jul 2023: medical marketplace”. 3. How did early modern people differentiate between kinds of human bodies? ... In China under Mao, how, if at all, did science “serve the people”?

24 Jul 2023: Is there such a thing as scientific progress? 6. How and to what extent have scientifically and/or medically untrained people shaped.

24 Jul 2023: that you may do so by the Invigilator. SECTION A: HISTORY OF MEDICINE 1 Were the people of Europe defenceless in the face of plague before the identification.

24 Jul 2023: DALYs) measure health? 6. Does taking the perspectives of people with disabilities undermine the utility of. ... global health in the late twentieth century? 12. How did the relationship between the medical profession and enslaved peoples.

24 Jul 2023: 3 “In the hospitals of early Nineteenth Century Paris, medicine abandoned sick people once and for all to concentrate on organs instead”.

24 Jul 2023: 7. Is ‘retrospective diagnosis’ a valid historical method? 8. Can scientists learn about natural features of people’s sexual desires by asking them about their desires?

24 Jul 2023: medical marketplace”. 6. How did early modern people differentiate between kinds of human bodies? ... Can bad people do good science? 2. What role can (or should) history and philosophy of science play in.

24 Jul 2023: Why or why not? 12. 'Modern evolutionary accounts of human origins continue to reflect the belief that there is an essential human nature, the nature all people share through their common