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Graphic Medicine

Comics During COVID-19

Comics For Good
weekly comics about COVID-19
COVID-19 Comics
Graphic Medicine curates an archive of COVID-19 related comics
What It's Like to Be a Nurse During COVID-19
by Daniel Locke
Let's Talk About It: A Graphic Guide to Mental Health
Partnership between the Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction, VT and Stark County Mental Health & Addiction Recovery - addressing mental health at a middle school grade level

Graphic Medicine Webcomics

Public Health Insider Comics
Public health comics during COVID-19 and beyond
The Nib
Healthcare System/Politics
Annals of Internal Medicine
graphic narratives from providers and patients

Comics from Patients

Adventures in Depression
by Allie Brosh
Cancer Owl
by Matthew Paul Mewhoter
Raised on Ritalin: a medicated memoir
by Tyler Page - explores ADHD, Ritalin, and psychiatric medication from every possible angle
"Sick"
by Gabby Schulz - focuses on health, social policy, STDs and their stigma, and the issues surrounding national healthcare

Comics from Providers and Students

Graphic Narrative Collection from Penn State Medical Students
collection of graphic stories by fourth-year medical students
A Cup of Jo
by Grace Farris, MD - comics about the medical profession, motherhood, and life
The Ink Vessel
by Nathan Gray, MD - comics on life and medicine
What makes a comic work in healthcare?
MK Czerwiec, RN - depiction of how graphic medicine helps to illuminate the patient-provider relationship.

Last Updated: Mar 31, 2023 11:29 AM
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Subjects: Health Sciences

Tags: comics, graphic medicine, graphic novels, health, medicine, narrative medicine