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Medical History

An International Journal for the History of Medicine and Related Sciences

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Volume 25 - 1981

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Complaints and complaint procedures in the eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century provincial hospitals in England

Health conditions of immigrant Jews on the Lower East Side of New York: 1880–1914

Introduction

Introduction

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Hippocrates the iatromechanist

Bureaucracy and mental illness: the Commissioners in Lunacy 1845–90

New light on John Woodall, surgeon and adventurer

Implicit fever theory in Epidemics 5 and 7

Richard Surflet, translator and practitioner in physic

Glanders: medicine and veterinary medicine in common pursuit of a contagious disease

Knappers' rot. Silicosis in East Anglian flint-knappers

Fever pathology in the sixteenth century: tradition and innovation

Gestation of the clinic

Hydropathy in England 1840–70

Nicolò Massa, his family and his fortune

Semmelweis and his predecessors

The survival of traditional medicine in lay medical views: an empirical approach to the history of medicine

A failure “without parallel”: the School Medical Service and the London County Council 1907–12

Mold poisoning: an unrecognized English health problem, 1550–1800

Thomas Willis and the fevers literature of the seventeenth century

Robert Willan and his kinsmen

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Volume 25 - 1981

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