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Early Science and Medicine|January 14, 2015
Sauvages' paperwork: how disease classification arose from scholarly note-takingVolker Hess, Andrew MendelsohnScience in Context|October 4, 2008
The administrative stabilization of vaccines: Regulating the diphtheria antitoxin in France and Germany, 1894-1900Volker HessMedizinhistorisches Journal|September 19, 2007
[Psychochemicals crossing the wall. The introduction of psychoactive pharmaceuticals in the German Democratic Republic--a perspective from the new historiography of drugs]Volker HessMedizinhistorisches Journal|May 17, 2006
["Treating mankind honestly": medical innovation between market, public and science around 1800]Volker HessMedizinhistorisches Journal|February 19, 2011
[Formalizing observation: The emergence of the modern patient record exemplified by Berlin and Paris medicine, 1725-1830]Volker HessHistory of Psychiatry|September 1, 2011
Writing the history of psychiatry in the 20th centuryVolker Hess, Benoît MajerusJournal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences|January 10, 2019
War Imprisonment and Clinical Narratives of Psychiatric Illness, Psychiatric Hospital Charité, Berlin, 1948-1956Stephanie Schöhl, Volker HessNTM|May 21, 2010
[The suspicion of simulation. A psychiatric case history between appropriation and disciplinary action at the end of the 19th century]Annett Bretthauer, Volker HessHistory and Philosophy of the Life Sciences|April 1, 2003
'Like all that lives': biology, medicine and bacteria in the age of Pasteur and KochJ Andrew MendelsohnPageof 2