Contextualising Long Covid: Viral Sequelae, 'Post-Encephalitis' Lethargica and the Modern British Healthcare System, c. 1918-1945 [0.03%]
从“流感后遗症”到“脑炎后疲乏综合症”：长期新冠肺炎的语境化（约1918—1945年的不列颠医疗体系）
Kate McAllister
Kate McAllister
In the months after March 2020, people across Britain began to seek medical attention for protracted illness following an infection with coronavirus disease 2019. Through the efforts of patients, these illnesses were eventually gathered int...
PlayDoc M.D.: Sexual Harassment and Discrimination in US Medical Schools in the 1960s and 1970s [0.03%]
性骚扰和歧视：20世纪60-70年代美国医学院的历史与反思
Elizabeth Evens
Elizabeth Evens
Since women's entrance to the historically male-dominated medical profession in small numbers in the nineteenth century, they faced numerous exclusions and obstacles. In the 1960s and 1970s, as the number of women attending co-educational m...
Blurring the Boundaries Between Medicine and Food: The Canny Marketing of Läkerol in Early Twentieth-Century Sweden [0.03%]
药与食的界限何去何从？——二十世纪初瑞典Läkerol产品的营销策略分析
Lauren Alex O&#x;Hagan,Göran Eriksson
Lauren Alex O&#x;Hagan
This paper explores the early marketing practices (1910-1940) of the Swedish cough drop brand Läkerol, demonstrating how it capitalised on the 'spaces of confusion' posed by the product's liminality between food and medicine to create a sl...
Hunting the Royal Navy's Medical 'Snark': Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of Tropical Neurosis in British Sailors, 1943-1945 [0.03%]
寻找皇家海军的医疗“红桃皇后”：英国海员1943至1945年的热带神经病的诊断、预防和治疗
Frances Houghton
Frances Houghton
Between 1943 and 1945, Britain's Royal Naval Medical Service dispatched urgent missions to investigate physiological and psychological effects suffered by British sailors who were deployed in tropical climates. This article draws on the res...
'The Advice of a Gent Who Died from Neglecting it': The Gentlemanly Pursuit of Knowledge Regarding Domestic Medicine in Kent c.1630-1800 [0.03%]
《“一位因忽视建议而去世的绅士的忠告”：约克郡十七至十八世纪有关居家医药的绅士学问》
Francesca Elizabeth Richards
Francesca Elizabeth Richards
English gentlemen in the early modern period held ultimate responsibility for the health of their households. Building on previous studies which have revealed how both men and women of the gentry participated in remedy-collecting and some f...
Detached from Sympathy, Unconscious of Trauma: The Impact of the Forensic Virtues of Impartiality and Detachment on Rape Examinations in Britain 1924-1978 [0.03%]
冷漠无情，无视创痛：论英国女性身体检查中“客观公正”医学美德的形成及影响（1924-1978）
Pauline Dirven
Pauline Dirven
This article asks why British mainstream forensic literature and practice did not acknowledge the long-term mental consequences of rape for victims and their need for a sympathetic approach before the 1970s. I argue that this was not simply...
Medical Voluntarism and Orthopaedic Advancements: Lancashire and the Disabled Ex-Servicemen of the First World War [0.03%]
一战后的兰开夏郡医疗志愿活动与骨科进展：伤残退伍军人的角色
Nicola Smith
Nicola Smith
This article explores the fundamental role of Lancashire's medical voluntarism in providing restorative orthopaedic treatments to the region's First World War, disabled ex-servicemen and assisting in their return to society. It offers a cas...
Sown Without Care: Dutch Eugenicists and their Call for Optimising Developmental Conditions, 1919-1939 [0.03%]
疏离的关爱：荷兰优生学家及其关于优化生长环境的呼吁（1919—1939）
Martijn van der Meer
Martijn van der Meer
This paper explains the coexistence of concerns about hereditary degeneration and opposition to reproductive intervention such as sterilisation in Dutch eugenic discourse during the interwar years. Based on an analysis of textbooks, periodi...
Janna Coomans,Léa Hermenault,Rogier van Kooten et al.
Janna Coomans et al.
Antwerp's response to the outbreak of plague in the 1570s offers new insights into the effects of epidemics on urban communities in relation to their religious, economic, and spatial fabric. Antwerp's transition from a Catholic to Calvinist...
The First Dog Doctors: Canine Healthcare Practitioners in the Eighteenth-Century Medical Marketplace [0.03%]
十八世纪医疗市场上的第一批动物医生：犬科保健实践者
Stephanie Howard-Smith
Stephanie Howard-Smith
The question of when dogs became the recipients of veterinary care has long been debated; current scholarship does not acknowledge the long tradition of canine healthcare provided by irregular specialists prior to the late nineteenth centur...