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Medical History|April 5, 2011
'Very sore nights and days': the child's experience of illness in early modern England, c.1580-1720Hannah NewtonMedical History|April 5, 2011
The logic of location: malaria research in colonial India, Darjeeling and Duars,1900-30Nandini BhattacharyaMedical History|January 1, 1980
Illness and amputation in the eighteenth century: the case of Sir James Lowther (1673-1755)J V BeckettMedical History|August 28, 2025
'At least our pituitaries will see the world': Pituitary gland export from communist BulgariaDaniela KolevaMedical History|June 20, 2015
A Knockout Experiment: Disciplinary Divides and Experimental Skill in Animal Behaviour GeneticsNicole C NelsonMedical History|April 15, 2020
Family Planning Advice in State-Socialist Poland, 1950s-80s: Local and Transnational ExchangesSylwia Kuźma-Markowska, Agata IgnaciukMedical History|April 15, 2020
The 'Converted Unbelievers': Catholics in Family Planning in French-Speaking Belgium (1947-73)Anne-Sophie CrosettiMedical History|September 10, 2015
The American Hospital in Moscow: A Lesson in International Cooperation, 1917-23Susan GrantMedical History|December 16, 2014
On the borders: surgeons and their activities in the Venetian State (1540-1640)Donatella BartoliniMedical History|December 16, 2014
Getting it right? Lessons from the interwar years on pulmonary tuberculosis control in England and WalesSue Bowden, Alex SadlerPageof 33