The Silent War

Illness is never just in the body. It’s in the air, the water, the systems we rely on, and the stories we’re told about what it means to be well. The Silent War brings together stories of invisible illness—and the wider forces that define how we understand sickness, health, survival and care. We examine how illness is constructed through medical, political and cultural systems, revealing how care is not just a service, but a site of control, omission and inequality.