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Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, at UNSW
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The painting that haunts me - seven experts share their favourite scary artwork

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By Chloe Ward, Catherine Spooner, Daisy Dixon, Frances Fowle, Karl Bell, Pippa Catterall, Åsa Harvard Maare
| The Conversation Verified
With Halloween approaching, we asked seven of our academic experts to tell us about the most unsettling artwork they’ve ever encountered. From gruesome portraits to creepy critters, these are the paintings that have stayed with them long after their first glimpse. L'inhumation Précipitée by Antoine Wiertz (1854) Hardly anything is more terrifying than the idea of being buried alive. In Antoine Wiertz’s painting, a cholera victim, presumed dead, revives in the crypt.
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Barriers and Facilitators to Accessing Healthcare for People With Parkinson's Disease in Latin America: A Qualitative Study

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By Christine Jeyachandran, Catherine Spooner, Matthew A Prina, Joel Rhee
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Parkinson's disease (PD) is a complex neurodegenerative condition with motor symptoms, bradykinesia (slowness), trembling, rigidity and many non-motor symptoms including apathy, depression and cognitive decline [1]. In 2021, 11.8 million people were estimated to be living with PD globally, making it the fastest-growing neurological cause of disability [2]. Access to timely diagnosis, movement disorder specialists (MDS) and multidisciplinary care remains limited worldwide [3-6].
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Is Tim Burton an outsider auteur or a global megastar? The Design Museum thinks it has the answer

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By Catherine Spooner
| Tolerance Canada
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