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Bulletin of the History of Medicine|August 16, 2021
"Sisters of a Darker Race": African American Graduates of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, 1867-1925Vanessa Northington GambleBulletin of the History of Medicine|June 24, 2004
Plague and contagionism in eighteenth-century England: the role of Richard MeadArnold ZuckermanBulletin of the History of Medicine|May 27, 2004
Epidemic encephalitis and American neurology, 1919-1940Kenton KrokerBulletin of the History of Medicine|October 28, 2014
Writing women into medical history in the 1930s: Kate Campbell Hurd-Mead and "medical women" of the past and presentToby A AppelBulletin of the History of Medicine|November 3, 2015
Reading and Hearing The Womans Booke in Early Modern EnglandJennifer RichardsBulletin of the History of Medicine|May 10, 2011
Men of dreams and men of action: neurologists, neurosurgeons, and the performance of professional identity, 1920-1950Delia GavrusBulletin of the History of Medicine|June 9, 2009
Keeping modern in medicine: pharmaceutical promotion and physician education in postwar AmericaJeremy A Greene, Scott H PodolskyBulletin of the History of Medicine|March 31, 2009
Catching cowpox: the early spread of smallpox vaccination, 1798-1810Andrea RusnockBulletin of the History of Medicine|January 12, 2010
Gender, age, and diagnosis: the rise and fall of involutional melancholia in American psychiatry, 1900-1980Laura D HirshbeinPageof 48