Sherine Hamdy
4 books
About the Author
Sherine Hamdy is an acclaimed anthropologist and author whose work bridges the intersections of medicine, religion, and society in the Middle East. With a PhD from Harvard University, she has dedicated her career to exploring how cultural and ethical dilemmas shape healthcare practices, particularly in Egypt. Her groundbreaking research delves into the tensions between modern biomedical advancements and Islamic principles, offering profound insights into human dignity and bodily autonomy. Hamdy's writing is informed by extensive fieldwork and a commitment to amplifying marginalized voices, making complex topics accessible and compelling. As an associate professor at Brown University, she continues to influence scholarship on global health ethics through her innovative ethnographies and public engagements.
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Books by Sherine Hamdy
