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Bulletin of Anesthesia History|November 12, 2013
Effect of the daguerreotype process on Morton's part in historyTheodore A AlstonJournal of Clinical Anesthesia|March 19, 2008
Lipmann and Anfinsen: Nobel biochemists of Beecher's anesthesia laboratoryTheodore A AlstonJournal of Clinical Anesthesia|November 21, 2008
Liquor made quicker: alcohol as a synthetic reagent for molecules in anesthesiaKeith Fragoza, Theodore A AlstonJournal of Anesthesia History|March 30, 2019
Phineas T. Barnum, Gardner Q. Colton, and Painless Parker Were Kindred Princes of HumbugQing H Yang, Theodore A AlstonJournal of Anesthesia History|June 1, 2020
Henry Jacob Bigelow Inhaled Nitrous Oxide While an Undergraduate at Harvard CollegeTheodore A Alston, Martha E StoneJournal of Anesthesia History|August 12, 2019
George Washington Frost Mellen and Resuscitation with Nitrous Oxide in 1847Theodore A Alston, Martha E StoneJournal of Anesthesia History|March 22, 2018
John Snow and the First Second-Gas EffectChristina H Shin, Theodore A AlstonJournal of Anesthesia History|August 12, 2019
Divine's CO2 Absorber of 1867Theodore A Alston, Martha E StoneJournal of Anesthesia History|July 2, 2018
The Perfect and Famous Anesthetic Known as Methyl in Boston in 1895Qing H Yang, Theodore A AlstonJournal of Anesthesia History|July 2, 2018
Charles T. Jackson and William T.G. Morton Patented the "Ethereal Solution of Opium" of Elton Romeo SmilieQing H Yang, Theodore A AlstonPageof 31