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Jane Kenyon’s Otherwise and its place in medical humanities

Jane Kenyon’s Otherwise offers a powerful lens on bereavement, caregiving, and mental illness, supporting its use in medical humanities teaching.

By Dr. A. Nikhil Krishnan, MBBS · Nov 1, 2026 · 6 min read

Medical Humanities

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In Brief The 5-minute rounds

New hypertension guideline lowers the treatment threshold to 130/80 mm Hg.
Phase 3 GLP-1 trial reports a 20% cut in major adverse cardiac events.
FDA clears a next-generation CAR-T therapy for relapsed lymphoma.
Meta-analysis links early mobilisation to shorter ICU length of stay.
Rapid guidance broadens empiric antibiotics for suspected sepsis.

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