Anesthesia in Victorian Canada: surgical accidents, risk, and safety [0.03%]
维多利亚时代的加拿大麻醉学：外科手术事故、风险与安全措施
J T H Connor
J T H Connor
The process of inhalation anesthesia was one of several Victorian innovations that transformed surgery. Its uptake in Canada from the 1840s to the early 1900s affords insights into situating attitudes towards surgical accidents, risk, and s...
A forgotten episode in the history of tobacco control: how Australia achieved a ban on television advertising of cigarettes [0.03%]
一段被遗忘的控烟历史：澳大利亚如何实现禁止电视香烟广告
Carolyn Holbrook,Ann Westmore,Thomas J Kehoe
Carolyn Holbrook
While Australia is now renowned for world-leading anti-tobacco measures, including being the first jurisdiction to introduce plain packaging of cigarettes in 2012, it was not always at the forefront of tobacco control. This article traces t...
To Discipline or to Cure? Medical Authority and the Ethics of Care in the German Democratic Republic, 1960s-1980s [0.03%]
惩戒还是治愈？20世纪六十年代至八十年代民主德国的医学权威与医疗伦理
Oxana Kosenko,Florian Steger
Oxana Kosenko
The remand prison of the East German Ministry of State Security in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen was the central prison of the East German secret service. It was mainly used for the investigation of political offences. In 1960, a hospital was es...
These "Children Won't Become Women": Depo-Provera, Intellectual Disability, and the Indian Health Service [0.03%]
“这些孩子不会成为女人”：印度卫生局与依赖性避孕药及智力障碍问题
Emma Wathen
Emma Wathen
Although Depo-Provera is best known as an injectable hormonal contraceptive, the drug also served as a method of menstrual suppression for institutionalized women with intellectual disabilities in the late twentieth-century United States, e...
These "Children Won't Become Women": Depo-Provera, Intellectual Disability, and the Indian Health Service1 [0.03%]
这些“儿童永远不会成为女性”：印度卫生局与智力障碍者注射长效避孕针Depo-Provera事件
Emma Wathen
Emma Wathen
Although Depo-Provera is best known as an injectable hormonal contraceptive, the drug also served as a method of menstrual suppression for institutionalized women with intellectual disabilities in the late twentieth-century United States, e...
Defining Success in American Fitness: Physical Culture in Early Twentieth-Century America [0.03%]
美国二十世纪初的健身文化：美国早期的体坛成功定义
Conor Heffernan
Conor Heffernan
This article examines how American physical culture entrepreneurs between 1880 and 1918 transformed ideas of health and success by merging commercial ambition with claims to scientific authority. Figures such as Eugen Sandow, Bernarr Macfad...
Who wins? Professional identity and the American Association for the History of Medicine's early career scholar awards [0.03%]
谁是赢家？美国医学史学会早期职业学者奖与专业认同感的关系
Justin Barr,Deborah Doroshow,Todd Olszewski et al.
Justin Barr et al.
The American Association for the History of Medicine endeavors to represent the entire field and all those interested in the subject. Over time, its core membership has shifted from mostly amateur clinician historians to professionals with ...
The Plague Doctor's Parody: Ridiculing François Chicoyneau during the Great Plague of Marseille, 1720-1722 [0.03%]
马赛大瘟疫期间的嘲讽之作：1720—1722年的弗朗索瓦·希科诺瓦医生滑稽形象扮演事件
Herbert J Mattie
Herbert J Mattie
During the Great Plague of Marseille (1720-1722), several prints of a masked plague doctor appeared that feature the name of François Chicoyneau, the then-chancellor of the medical faculty at the University of Montpellier who was sent to t...
Kassandra Miller
Kassandra Miller
This article investigates the array of techniques used in the Roman Imperial period to induce menstruation - techniques such as cupping, bloodletting, inserting pessaries, ingesting or applying materia medica, or wearing amulets - and seeks...
Raúl Necochea López
Raúl Necochea López
The trajectory of condurango, an Andean vine, included a meteoric global rise in the 1860s as a cancer specific, a fall from grace, an enduring phase as a cancer adjuvant, and a return to various national pharmacopeias as a stomachic, all t...