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Bulletin of the History of Medicine|December 12, 2001
The "languid child" and the eighteenth-century man-midwifeJ M LloydBulletin of the History of Medicine|December 12, 2001
Constructing history in biography: a symposium on William Osler: a life in medicine. IntroductionJ W LellaBulletin of the History of Medicine|March 22, 2003
Who was Akilaos? A problem in medical historiographyJudith T Irvine, Owsei TemkinBulletin of the History of Medicine|August 2, 2011
The midwife and the church: ecclesiastical regulation of midwives in Brie, 1499-1504Tiffany D Vann Sprecher, Ruth Mazo KarrasBulletin of the History of Medicine|May 10, 2011
Suffering and death among early American Roentgenologists: the power of remotely anatomizing the living body in fin de siècle AmericaDaniel S GoldbergBulletin of the History of Medicine|May 10, 2011
"In the last stages of irremediable disease": American hospitals and dying patients before World War IIEmily K AbelBulletin of the History of Medicine|November 15, 2011
"Because of their praiseworthy modesty, they consult too late": regime of hope and cancer of the womb, 1800-1910Ilana LöwyBulletin of the History of Medicine|November 15, 2011
Local government health services in interwar England: problems of quantification and interpretationMartin GorskyBulletin of the History of Medicine|September 16, 2008
"Not from the college, but through the public and the legislature": Charles Maclean and the relocation of medical debate in the early nineteenth centuryCatherine KellyBulletin of the History of Medicine|September 16, 2008
Atlantic conjunctures in Anglo-American neurology: Lewis H. Weed and Johns Hopkins neurology, 1917-1942Stephen T CasperPageof 48