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Medical History

An International Journal for the History of Medicine and Related Sciences

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Volume 34 - 1990

Introduction

Introduction

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Practical medicine and the British Armed Forces after the “Glorious Revolution”

O'Connorite Bedlam: Feargus and his grand-nephew, Arthur

Physicians at the Ottoman court

Charcot and the idea of hysteria in the male: Gender, mental science, and medical diagnosis in late nineteenth-century France

The anodyne necklace: A quack remedy and its promotion

Waters and spas in the classical world

Yellow fever in Rio de Janeiro and the Pasteur Institute Mission (1901–1905): The transfer of science to the periphery

Lessons in medical politics: Thomas Wakley and the Irish Medical Charities, 1827–39

Literary responses to animal experimentation in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Britain

“In this our lightye and learned tyme”: Italian baths in the era of the Renaissance

Wagner-Jauregg and fever therapy

Reproductive performance on the Maltese Islands during the Second World War

The rise and fall of the “antiscorbutics”: Some notes on the traditional cures for “land scurvy”

Plague in Elizabethan and Stuart London: The Dutch response

The development of the spa in seventeenth-century France

Paul Ehrlich as a commercial scientist and research administrator

In spite of medical help: The puzzle of an eighteenth-century Prime Minister's illness

News, Notes, and Queries

News, Notes, and Queries

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Medical complications associated with security and control of prisoners of war in the ancient Near East

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Volume 34 - 1990

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