“Dialogues Across Health, Science, Humanities, and Archives” (DAHSHA) is a semi-annual journal providing a platform for scholars in the fields of health, the sciences, the humanities, and archives to explore the consequences of developments in those fields by applying historical, cultural, social, and scientific perspectives to pedagogy, research, and advocacy.

This publication aims to inform medical practitioners, researchers, medical humanists, and scientists about some of the obstacles to reaching policies that engage multiple nations and provide possible ways forward.

To review Volume 1 of the journal, please visit this link.