Institutional care and education: circulation of knowledge about epilepsy in Sweden 1915-40 [0.03%]
机构照料和教育：瑞典1915-1940年癫痫知识的传播
Johanna Ringarp
Johanna Ringarp
This article focuses on the circulation of knowledge about epilepsy in Sweden between 1915 and 1940. During the period medical research on epilepsy increased, which simultaneously brought a new degree of specialisation and distinction betwe...
Treating with minerals in the Middle Ages: the rare substance mūmiyā' (pitch-asphalt) and its medicinal uses in Byzantium [0.03%]
中世纪的矿物药用：拜占庭医学中的珍贵药物母依雅（柏油沥青）及其药用价值
Petros Bouras-Vallianatos,Fabian Käs
Petros Bouras-Vallianatos
Premodern medicine used a variety of mineral substances for therapeutic purposes. The present article deals with pitch-asphalt, and, in particular, a precious kind of it called mūmiyā' originating in Persia. It was first described in deta...
The first recorded outbreak of epidemic dropsy, 1877-80: Climate, empire, and colonial medical science between India, Bengal, and Mauritius [0.03%]
第一次流行的浮肿症爆发记录：1877-1880年的气候、帝国与英殖民医学科学（印度、孟加拉与毛里求斯之间的关系）
Yadhav Deerpaul,Alexander Springer,Philip Gooding
Yadhav Deerpaul
This article reconstructs the first outbreak of epidemic dropsy recorded in documentary evidence, which occurred in Calcutta, Mauritius, and northeastern India and Bengal in 1877-80. It uses current medical knowledge and investigations into...
Culpeper's herbal The English Physitian and its debt to apothecary John Parkinson [0.03%]
克尔珀的《草药》（英语医师）及其对药剂师约翰·帕金森的欠债关系
Graeme Tobyn
Graeme Tobyn
In this textual comparison of seventeenth-century herbals, I show in detail that most of the descriptions and medicinal uses of English herbs included in Culpeper's small folio The English Physitian (1652) and its enlargement of the followi...
The Medical and Physical Journal and the construction of medical journalism in Britain, 1733-1803 [0.03%]
《医学和物理期刊》及1733-1803年间英国医疗新闻业的构建
Alan Mackintosh
Alan Mackintosh
Medical practitioners, inevitably scattered across the country, need frequent periodicals to communicate the latest medical information. Journals are an essential component of the infrastructure of modern medicine, yet they were slow to ach...
A Roger Ekirch
A Roger Ekirch
The article, 'Have we lost sleep? A reconsideration of segmented sleep in early modern England', Medical History, 67, 2 (2023), 91-108, by Niall Boyce is devoted to criticising my historical research pertaining to 1) the predominance of seg...
Hohee Cho,Martin Robert
Hohee Cho
This article provides an overview of the historiography of medical education and calls for greater attention to the connections between medical schools. It begins by reviewing research on medical education in imperial metropoles. Researcher...
'Microcosm of the Pacific': Colonial encounters at the Central Medical School in Fiji [0.03%]
《太平洋的缩影》——斐济中央医学院中的殖民邂逅
Hohee Cho
Hohee Cho
While larger British colonies in Africa and Asia generally had their own medical services, the British took a different approach in the South Pacific by working with other colonial administrations. Together, colonial administrations of the ...
Crafting British medicine in the Empire: the establishment of medical schools in India and Canada, 1763-1837 [0.03%]
在帝国境内铸造英国医学：印度和加拿大医学院的建立（1763—1837）
Martin Robert
Martin Robert
In the early nineteenth century, medical schools became a growing means of regulating medicine in the British Empire, both in the metropole and in two colonies: India and Canada. By examining the establishment of medical schools in Calcutta...
Breakdown and reform: the Chilean road to the creation of ministries of hygiene and social welfare 1892-1931 [0.03%]
分崩离析与重建：1892～1931年智利卫生和社会福利部的创立之路
Diego Barría Traverso,Diego Romero Pavez
Diego Barría Traverso
Doctors have played an important role in the development of health institutions in Latin America. However, they are not the only profession that has had a voice in these matters. There are also other factors influencing the development of m...