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Medical History

An International Journal for the History of Medicine and Related Sciences

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Volume 20 - October 1976

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Phrenology and British Alienists, c. 1825–1845. Part I: Converts to a Doctrine

An attempted reconstruction of the late Alexandrian medical curriculum

The Development of the Virus Concept as Reflected in Corpora of Studies on Individual Pathogenslessons * of the Plant Viruses–Tobacco Mosaic Virus

“Priest-doctors” as a rural health service in the age of Enlightenment

The history of schistosomiasis research and policy for its control

Some notes for the history of typhus in Ethiopia

Thomas Burn Catherwood and the medical Department of Wellington's Army: 1809–1814

Phrenology and British Alienists, c.1825–1845. Part II: Doctrine and Practice

Dr. John King (1614–1681) and Dr. Assuerus Regemorter (1615–1650). Brethren in the Dutch Church and in the Royal College of Physicians of London, with added references to other “Dutch” congregants in the Royal College, Dr. Baldwin Hamey and Dr. George Ent

Medicines Advertised in Eighteenth-Century bath Newspapers

Study of Rickets in Vienna 1919–1922

The Colchester Medical Society, 1774

The Soldier's friend—Sir Jeremiah Fitzpatrick, Inspector of Health for Land Forces

“Acromion” in Ancient Greek Medical Writers

The government medical service in Malawi: an administrative history, 1891–1974

The Scottish Society of the History Of Medicine

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The Work of Two Scottish Medical Graduates in the Control of Woolsorters' Disease

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Notes on some plague paintings

The Scottish Society of the History Of Medicine

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The History of Dr. Gray's Hospital, Elgin

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A Venetian “Plague Miracle” in 1464 and 1576

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A Note on theories of Respiration and Muscular Action in England c. 1660 (Christopher Wren)

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Volume 20 - October 1976

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The Development of the Virus Concept as Reflected in Corpora of Studies on Individual Pathogenslessons* of the Plant Viruses–Tobacco Mosaic Virus

The Scottish Society of the History Of Medicine

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Short Articles

The Scottish Society of the History Of Medicine

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Short Articles

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The Development of the Virus Concept as Reflected in Corpora of Studies on Individual Pathogenslessons * of the Plant Viruses–Tobacco Mosaic Virus