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Medical History

An International Journal for the History of Medicine and Related Sciences

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Volume 29 - 1985

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Richard Owen's Hunterian lectures on comparative anatomy and physiology, 1837–55

The nature of provincial medical practice in eighteenth-century England

Introduction

Introduction

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Koch's postulates in relation to the work of Jacob Henle and Edwin Klebs

Healing the sick poor: Social policy and disability in Norwich 1550–1640

Ignaz Semmelweis, Carl Mayrhofer, and the rise of germ theory

Lay medical knowledge in the eighteenth century: The evidence of the Gentleman's Magazine

Medicine and pharmacy in British political prints–The example of Lord Sidmouth

The Thomas Hodgkin portraits: A case of mistaken identity

Moderns and ancients: the “new cardiology” in Britain 1880–1930

The Professionalization of dentistry in the United Kingdom 1

“Soldier's heart”: the redefinition of heart disease and specialty formation in early twentieth-century Great Britain

The Peckham experiment

Dr Frederick Montizambert (1843–1929): Canada's first Director General of Public Health

The edge of utility: Slaves and smallpox in the early eighteenth century

The origins of the electrocardiograph as a clinical instrument

The vicissitudes of herbalism in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Britain

John Grieve's correspondence with Joseph Black and some contemporaneous Russo-Scottish medical intercommunication

The seventeenth-century Dutch hospital in Colombo

Illustrations from the Wellcome Institute Library. Sequah: An English “American Medicine”-man in 1890 *

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