"The Hidden History of Hypochondria: A Body Made of Glass"
TL;DR
In "A Body Made of Glass: A Cultural History of Hypochondria," journalist Caroline Crampton explores her own hypochondria and its cultural context, tracing the shifting boundaries between hypochondria and verifiable sickness. She delves into the biases and challenges faced by hypochondriacs, the impact of chronic and autoimmune conditions, and the evolving understanding of illness. Crampton's book combines memoir, literary criticism, and historical micro-histories, offering fascinating insights into the human condition and the universal fear of mortality.
Topics:healthhealth-and-wellness#chronic-illness#cultural-history#health-and-wellness#health-anxiety#hypochondria#medical-bias
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