The fruits of ill-health: Pesticides and workers' bodies in post-World War II California [0.03%]
罪恶的果实：战后加州的农药与工人体态形象
Linda Nash
Linda Nash
In the postwar period, modernist frameworks of the human body, which described the body as both cosmopolitan and separated from its environment, competed with ecological frameworks that constructed the body as inherently porous and tightly ...
The artificial nature of fluoridated water: between nations, knowledge, and material flows [0.03%]
人为添加氟的饮用水：跨国、知识与物质流动之间的关系
Christopher Sellers
Christopher Sellers
An exercise in "historical ontology," this paper charts the contrasting ways fluoridated water and its effects crystallized as objects of knowledge and concern in three quite different realms over the mid twentieth century. Among U.S. healt...
Harold Knapp and the geography of normal controversy: radioiodine in the historical environment [0.03%]
哈罗德·克纳普与正常的地理争议：历史环境下的放射性碘
Scott Kirsch
Scott Kirsch
In 1962, after high levels of the isotope Iodine-131 were detected in Utah milk supplies, Dr. Harold Knapp, a mathematician working for the AEC's Division of Biology and Medicine, developed a new model of estimating, first, the relation bet...
"Clever Microbes": bacteriology and sanitary technology in Manchester and Chicago during the progressive age [0.03%]
“聪明的微生物”：曼彻斯特与芝加哥进步时期的细菌学与卫生技术
Harold L Platt
Harold L Platt
A neglected aspect of the history of germ theories is its use in the purification of sewage. In the 1890s, progressive reformers rapidly developed bacteriological methods of wastewater treatment. A comparison of the United Kingdom's Manches...
Mapping a zoonotic disease: Anglo-American efforts to control bovine tuberculosis before World War I [0.03%]
战前英美口蹄疫防治的国际合作尝试：绘制一种动物传染病的地图——以牛结核病为例
Susan D Jones
Susan D Jones
Before World War I, British and American public health officials correlated tuberculosis in dairy cattle with severe infections in milk-drinking children. They traced bacteria in municipal milk supplies, mapped the locations of infected ani...
"Living is for everyone": border crossings for community, environment, and health [0.03%]
“生活属于每一个人”：社区、环境和健康议题中的跨界合作
Giovanna Di Chiro
Giovanna Di Chiro
This article examine the transnational networking practices fo Teresa Leal, an environmental justice activist living and working on the U.S.-Mexico border. It shows, through the method of engaged ethnography, how she and other community act...
Geographies of hope: mining the frontiers of health in Denver and beyond, 1870-1965 [0.03%]
希望之地：1870至1965年丹佛及周边地区的健康探险之旅
Gregg Mitman
Gregg Mitman
Across the western landscape of the United States, health was a natural resource, mined and sold by late-nineteenth and twentieth-century town boosters and physicians to those afflicted with chronic pulmonary illnesses such as tuberculosis ...
Conevery Bolton Velencius
Conevery Bolton Velencius
Correspondence surrounding the death from consumption of a New England woman on the Santa Fe Trail in 1857 demonstrates how gender roles and economic network influenced health travel and the search for healthy places in the nineteenth centu...
Nicholas B King
Nicholas B King
The concept of scale politics offers historians a useful framework for analyzing the connections between environment and health. This essay examines the public health campaign around emerging diseases during the 1990s, particularly the ways...
Natural histories of infectious disease: ecological vision in twentieth-century biomedical science [0.03%]
传染病的自然历史：二十世纪生物医学科学中的生态视野
Warwick Anderson
Warwick Anderson
During the twentieth century, disease ecology emerged as a distinct disciplinary network within infectious diseases research. The key figures were Theobald Smith, F. Macfarlane Burnet, René Dubos, and Frank Fenner. They all drew on Darwini...