Elizabeth T. Hurren, "Hidden Histories of the Dead: Disputed Bodies in Modern British Medical Research" (Cambridge UP, 2021)

1

Introduction

00:00 • 3min

2

Medical Ethics

02:54 • 4min

3

Hidden Histories - A Review

06:44 • 6min

4

Is There a Liminal Space in Death?

12:24 • 3min

5

How Do You Approach Examples and Case Studies in Your Work?

14:58 • 5min

6

Do You Think You Need to Be Sensitive to Record Sets?

20:24 • 2min

7

How Do You Write a Story?

22:38 • 3min

8

The Threshold Points for Medical Research

26:06 • 5min

9

What Are the Types of Disputs?

31:03 • 3min

10

The Death of a Loved One

33:39 • 5min

11

The Ethics of Conviction

38:16 • 4min

12

Biomedical Ethics - The Transition From Ownership to Responsibility

41:48 • 3min

13

Isn't Medicine Serendipity?

44:56 • 2min

14

The Hidden History of Death

46:59 • 5min

15

What Are the Policy Implications of This Work?

51:57 • 2min

16

Do We Need a National Ethics Trust?

53:28 • 5min

17

The Importance of Environmentalism in the Age of Dementia

58:12 • 2min

18

The History of the Dead, Disputed Bodies in Modern British Medical Research

59:50 • 3min