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Jennise Krusche

Student assistant

Charité – University Medicine Berlin
Thielallee 71
14195 Berlin

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Jennise Krusche has been working as a student assistant at the Charité Medical History Institute since 2021 for the research project "Riskante Hormone" / "Risky Hormones, pregnant patients and the contested science of birth defects: the rise and fall of hormone pregnancy tests in the FRG and UK, 1950-81" (DFG/AHRC). She has been studying history at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin since 2017 and is currently in her master's program. Her research interests are mainly in questions of gender, sexuality and medicine of the 20th and 21st century.

project homepage (in English): https://riskyhormones.org

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Gender, sexuality and medicine of the 19th and 20th century

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