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Bulletin of the History of Medicine|April 4, 2022
The Social and Emotional World of Twentieth-Century Anglo-American Surgery: The James IV Association of SurgeonsAgnes Arnold-ForsterBulletin of the History of Medicine|June 26, 2001
Train wrecks to typhoid fever: the development of railroad medicine organizations, 1850-World War IM AldrichBulletin of the History of Medicine|June 23, 2001
Lupines, manganese, and devil-sickness: an Anglo-Saxon medical response to epilepsyP DendleBulletin of the History of Medicine|June 23, 2001
The origins of informed consent: the International Scientific Commission on Medical War Crimes, and the Nuremburg codeP WeindlingBulletin of the History of Medicine|May 10, 2011
Bioequivalence: the regulatory career of a pharmaceutical conceptDaniel Carpenter, Dominique A TobbellBulletin of the History of Medicine|October 6, 2009
Quarantining women: venereal disease rapid treatment centers in World War II AmericaJohn ParascandolaBulletin of the History of Medicine|October 6, 2009
The odd case of Charles Knowlton: anatomical performance, medical narrative, and identity in antebellum AmericaMichael SappolBulletin of the History of Medicine|October 6, 2009
Hydropathy at home: the water cure and domestic healing in mid-nineteenth-century BritainHilary Marland, Jane AdamsBulletin of the History of Medicine|August 2, 2011
"Persons that live remote from London": apothecaries and the medical marketplace in seventeenth-and eighteenth-century WalesAlun WitheyBulletin of the History of Medicine|August 2, 2011
The beauty of anatomy: visual displays and surgical education in early-nineteenth-century LondonCarin BerkowitzPageof 48