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Medical History|February 9, 2013
'For the convenience and comfort of the persons employed by them': the Lowell Corporation Hospital, 1840-1930Janet GreenleesMedical History|February 9, 2013
'Searching for the people in charge': appraising the 1983 Griffiths NHS management inquiryMartin GorskyMedical History|October 7, 2014
Constructing new expertise: private and public initiatives for safe food (Brussels in the first half of the nineteenth century)Peter ScholliersMedical History|October 7, 2014
Matters of priority: Herbert Mayo, Charles Bell and discoveries in the nervous systemJames BradleyMedical History|June 12, 2013
Transnational history of medicine after 1950: framing and interrogation from psychiatric journalsJohn C BurnhamMedical History|June 12, 2013
Appeals to autonomy and obedience: continuity and change in governing technologies in Danish and Swedish health promotionSignild VallgårdaMedical History|June 12, 2013
Visual objects and universal meanings: AIDS posters and the politics of globalisation and historyClaudia Stein, Roger CooterMedical History|June 12, 2013
'By merit raised to that bad eminence': Christopher Merrett, artisanal knowledge, and professional reform in restoration LondonAaron MauckMedical History|September 28, 2013
'Just a quack who can cure cancer': John Braund, and regulating cancer treatment in New South Wales, AustraliaLaura L DawesMedical History|September 28, 2013
Cure for empire: the 'Conquer-Russia-Pill', pharmaceutical manufacturers, and the making of patriotic Japanese, 1904-45Hoi-Eun KimPageof 33