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Medizinhistorisches Journal|August 26, 2011
[Genetic testing in occupational medicine--conflicts and arguments within a historical perspective]Stefanie Westermann, Urban WiesingMedizinhistorisches Journal|December 31, 2005
[Strategies of medical self-authorization in early modern medicine: the example of Volcher Coiter (1534-1576)]Dominik Gross, Jan SteinmetzerMedizinhistorisches Journal|October 23, 2004
[Standardising hunger: François Magendie's feeding experiments on a gelatin fare 1831-1841]Frank StahnischMedizinhistorisches Journal|October 23, 2004
["Euthanasia"--victims and test subjects. The fate of diseased, disabled children in Berlin during World War II]Thomas Beddies, Heinz-Peter SchmiedebachMedizinhistorisches Journal|July 1, 2004
[Comparison and transfer analysis in the History of Medicine? A discussion using travelelogues as a source]Thomas MüllerMedizinhistorisches Journal|February 4, 2005
[On the position of the travel reports Ocean und Mittelmeer (1848) in the work of the zoologist, geologist, educator and politician Carl Vogt (1817-1895)]Christoph KockerbeckMedizinhistorisches Journal|February 4, 2005
[The health policy of the "Rat der Volksbeauftragten": the German revolution of 1918/19 in medical historical perspective--part I: Legislation on health policy]Tilman KratzschMedizinhistorisches Journal|November 23, 2005
[Geneticists in the service of war? The German Research Foundation, the Reich Research Council, and policy changes in research on heredity]Anne CottebruneMedizinhistorisches Journal|July 31, 2008
[The province of East Prussia and "euthanasia" during national socialism: the SS-"Aktion Lange" and "Aktion T4"]Sascha Topp, Petra Fuchs, Gerrit Hohendorf, et al.Medizinhistorisches Journal|February 3, 2007
[Magnetic trials in Berlin, 1789-1835: on the disembodiment of magnetic credibility]Eric J EngstromPageof 17