- Subject and Author IndexVolume 87
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Pagination according to issues:
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No. 1 (Spring): 1–142
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No. 2 (Summer): 143–306
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No. 3 (Fall): 307–498
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No. 4 (Winter): 499–725
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AAHM Report: 436–69
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Affect: Sudhoff’s historical method (Stein): 198–224
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Anatomy: and medical museums in the Antebellum American South (Kenny): 32–62
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Ancient medicine: infertility in the classical Greek world (Flemming): 565–90
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Anthropometry: assessment of malnutrition in the U. S. (Ruis): 378–406
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Antisepsis: and controversy about surgical gloves (Schlich): 170–97
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Antivaccination: in the U.S. (Conis): 407–35
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Aphorisms: and Urso of Salerno (van der Lugt): 307–46
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Argentina: and mental illness during military dictatorships (Ramos): 250–78
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Arnold, David, review by: 483–84
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Asclepius: infertility in the classical Greek world (Flemming): 565–90
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Asepsis: and controversy about surgical gloves (Schlich): 170–97
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Aural surgery: deafness and surgical authority in London (Virdi-Dhesi): 347–77
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Autonomy: in Britain during the 1960s and 1970s (Mold): 225–49
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Bacteriology: and controversy about surgical gloves (Schlich): 170–97
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Barrett, Deborah, review by: 298–99
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Bartrip, P. W. J., review by: 687–88
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Bay, Alexander R., Beriberi in Modern Japan: The Making of a National Disease: 483–84
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Behavior: and syphilis in colonial Morocco (Clark): 86–114
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Benedict, Carol A., review by: 701–2
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Biomedical research policy: biostatistics at the NIH (Patel): 622–47
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Biometry: biostatistics at the NIH (Patel): 622–47
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Biostatistics: at the NIH (Patel): 622–47
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Birth weight: German lying-in hospitals (Schlumbohm): 1–31
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Bourke, Joanna, review by: 685–86
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Bowen, Elliott, “Limits of the Lab: Diagnosing ‘Latent Gonorrhea,’ 1872–1910”: 63–85
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Brotherton, P. Sean, Revolutionary Medicine: Health and the Body in Post-Soviet Cuba: 300–301
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Brown, Michael, Performing Medicine: Medical Culture and Identity in Provincial England, c. 1760-1850: 122–23; review by: 688–90
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Buklijas, Tatjana, review by: 125–26
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Cadavers: and Canadian mental hospitals (Wright, Jacklin & Themeles): 591–621
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Casper, Stephen, review by: 291–92
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Cerulli, Anthony, Somatic Lessons: Narrating Patienthood and Illness in Indian Medical Literature: 684–85
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Cervetti, Nancy, S. Weir Mitchell, 1829–1914: Philadelphia’s Literary Physician: 690–91
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Chakrabarti, Pratik, Bacteriology in British India: Laboratory Medicine and the Tropics: 693–95
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Charisma: and Urso of Salerno (van der Lugt): 307–46
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Children’s health: and assessment of malnutrition in the U. S. (Ruis): 378–406; and vaccine skepticism in the U.S. (Conis): 407–35
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Civilization: and syphilis in colonial Morocco (Clark): 86–114
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Clark, Anna, review by: 123–24
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Clark, Hannah Louise, “Civilization and Syphilization: A Doctor and His Disease in Colonial Morocco”: 86–114
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Cocks, Geoffrey, review by: 129–31
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Cohen, Esther, Leona Toker, Manuela Consonni, and Otniel E. Dror, eds. Knowledge and Pain: 685–86 [End Page 714]
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Colonialism: and syphilis in Morocco (Clark): 86–114
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Comfort, Nathaniel, The Science of Human Perfection: How Genes Became the Heart of American Medicine: 488–89
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Community psychiatry: mental illness during military dictatorships in Argentina (Ramos): 250–78
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Conis, Elena, “A Mother’s Responsibility: Women, Medicine, and the Rise of Contemporary Vaccine Skepticism in the United States”: 407–35; review by: 491–92
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Connor, J. T. H., review by: 692–93
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Consent: in Britain during the 1960s and 1970s (Mold): 225–49
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Consumerism: in Britain during the 1960s and 1970s (Mold): 225–49
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Courts of law: role of doctors in the slave trade within the Kingdom of Valencia (Ferragud): 143–69
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Dabhoiwala, Faramerz, The Origins of Sex: A History of the First Sexual Revolution: 123–24
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Davis, Angela, Modern Motherhood: Women and Family in England, 1945–2000: 486–87
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Deafness: and surgical authority in London (Virdi-Dhesi): 347–77
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Demons: and Urso of Salerno (van der Lugt): 307–46
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Diagnostic instruments: deafness and surgical authority in London (VirdiDhesi): 347–77
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Diagnostics: assessment of malnutrition in the U. S. (Ruis): 378–406
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Dirty War: mental illness during military dictatorships in Argentina (Ramos): 250–78
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Disability history: and medical history (Linker): 499–535
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Disease surveillance: assessment of malnutrition...