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DESCRIPTION:\n	This episode of Theorizing the Web Presents offers medical a
 nd experiential perspectives on two somatic phenomena: endometriosis and A
 SMR (autonomous sensory meridian response). Endometriosis is a medical dia
 gnosis\, but it is also understudied and poorly understood as a condition.
  In ''Hysterics' on the Web\,' Eileen Mary Holowka examines how people liv
 ing with endometriosis use social media to navigate and manage their exper
 ience of living with gendered chronic pain. Conversely\, current medical r
 esearch can neither diagnose nor explain the experience of ASMR. In 'ASMR 
 in the Clinic\,' Nitin K. Ahuja considers whether placebo studies can expl
 ain the therapeutic impact of clinically themed ASMR videos -- and what cl
 inicians can learn from such videos about delivering effective telemedicin
 e during a pandemic. The discussion is moderated by Theorizing the Web boa
 rd member Whitney Boesel. \n\n\n	Watch the recorded event.\n\n\n	Bios: \n	
 \n	Eileen Mary Holowka (@derangedpoetess) is a writer\, game dev\, and PhD
  student\, currently studying feminist social media practices around chron
 ic pain and ‘invisible’ illnesses. In 2018\, she created a digital narrati
 ve circuits about the difficult act of narrating sexual trauma within inst
 itutional spaces\, which can be played for free online. \n\n\n	Nitin K. Ah
 uja (@nitinkahuja) is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine in the D
 ivision of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at the University of Pennsylvan
 ia. Hisprimary clinical interest is in motility and functional disorders o
 f the gastrointestinal tract. His secondary research interests are in the 
 history\, literature\, and culture of medicine. \n\n\n	Whitney Erin Boesel
  (@weboesel) is an independent researcher and freelance editor whose work 
 focuses primarily on the sociology of health\, medicine\, and technology. 
 Her writing has appeared in TIME\, The New Inquiry\, Cyborgology\, and Huf
 fington Post\; she is also the Producer for Theorizing the Web Presents.' 
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LOCATION:Museum of the Moving Image
SUMMARY:Theorizing the Web Presents: Know Body
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