Blood
Omar Alzarkali
Romalyn Ante
Anne Marie Appelgren
Chris Arthur
Krishna G. Badami
Syndrome de Lasthénie de Ferjol
Arpan K. Banerjee
Book review: My Years with the British Red Cross WIN ’23
Safia Benaissa
Karl Landsteiner and the discovery of blood groups
Emily Boyle
Bad blood: the drama of bloodshed
Matthew Casas
Bleeding science dry: the history of scientific racism and blood
Paula Carter
The Rh factor: An intertwined history
Anthony Chiocchi
Emily Cline
Bloodlust: the embodiment of the uncanny in “The Vampyre”
Sherin Jose Chockattu
Bloody beginnings of hematology
Kelly Chen
Forever young: the history and promise of young blood therapeutics
Sharon Cohen
Red Cross targets emotional impact of climate change
Philip Crispin
Transfusion reactions hidden from history
Danielle Dalechek
A history of blood: hysteria, taboos, and evil
Francesca Portante d’Alessandro
Shruthi Deivasigamani
Andrea Dejean
Amy DeMatt
Bloody segregation: the story of how Charles Richard Drew found life abundantly
Mel Diomampo
Bahar Dowlatshahi
Blood beliefs and practices in Iran
Martin Duke
Medicinal leeches in art and literature
George Dunea
The Fantus clinic and the blood bank of Chicago
Xenotransfusion: blood from animals to humans
Kelsey Wollin Dunn
Destination assured—the power of the cross
Simon Edber
Rhianna Elliott
Bloodletting and the treatment of menstrual disorders in early modern England
Jennifer Evans and Sara Read
“Blood made White”: the relationship between blood and breastmilk in early modern England
Howard Fischer
Dr. Marilyn Gaston’s lifesaving research
Rachel Fleishman
James L. Franklin
Marmite: its place in medical history, Lucy Wills, and the discovery of folic acid
GAP Secretariat
The history of the Red Cross / Red Crescent in blood
Nod Ghosh
John Graham-Pole
First blood
Blood, black bile, yellow bile, phlegm: an inseparable balance?
Mark A. Gray
Experimental evidence for the humoral circulatory system
Richard de Grijs and Daniel Vuillermin
Christopher Wren and Blood Circulation
M.K.K. Hague-Yearl
Nicole Hebdon
Notes from writing a character with a bleeding disorder
Hans Erik Heier
The history and significance of voluntary, non-remunerated blood donation
Ryan Hill
What can physicians learn from Benjamin Rush, blood, and the Red Cross?
Matthew Holmes
Anne McLaren, transfusion, transplantation, and the nature of blood
N. Reece Ho-Sheffield
Hereditary blood disorders in blue-blood aristocrats
Christopher Hubbard
Blood policies and bioart in the 1900s
Nada Hussein
Leukemia past and present: lessons learned and future opportunities
Sarah Jane Irawa
Joanne Jacobson
Olena Kagui
Blood at Maidan – Kyiv, Ukraine 2014
Nonoko Kamai
Charles G. Kels
Shannon Kernaghan
Ntombi Kgosana and Phenyo Montsho
Traditional circumcision in South Africa
Peter Kopplin
From eponym to advocate: the story of Stephen Christmas
Stephen Kosnar
Humanitarian for all: the life of Henry Dunant
Paulina Kowalińska
Ludwik Hirszfeld: the story of one life that changed thousands of others
Neal Krishna
Heterozygous Advantage: how one deadly disease prevents another
Andrea Lollo
Fangzhou Luo
A brief history of menstruation
Kevin R. Loughlin
A history of blood transfusion: a confluence of science—in peace, in war, and in the laboratory
Juliet McMullin
Drawing the chemotherapy chair
Geraldine Miller
Alternatives to blood transfusion
Meguna Nakai
Yellow blood: learn from yesterday
Sara Nassar
Diana-Andreea Novaceanu
Drawing blood: depictions of transfusion in contemporary arts
Brian Sammy Omondi
Medical and scientific innovations arising from warfare
Carys O’Neill
Royal blood: Queen Victoria and the legacy of hemophilia in European royalty
Sylvia Pamboukian
Vampires and the Tuberculous Family
Saameer Pani
George M. Pantalos
Barnabas Pastory
The Red Cross and hematology pioneers
Kayla Peña
“The Blood Battle”: using science to combat the fear of blood
Margo A. Peyton
The sanctity of blood: Jehovah’s Witnesses and bloodless medicine
Anusha Pillay
The barber-surgeons: their history over the centuries
Robbie Porter
Blood relics and contemporary memory
Jill Purtee
Diamond-Blackfan anemia and tap shoes
Jayant Radhakrishnan
Where the unusual was usual: the Cook County Hospital blood bank
Avant garde research on a blood substitute at the Hektoen Institute of Medical Research
Irving Rosen
Norman Bethune’s mobile blood transfusions
Jules Reich
Gregory W. Rutecki
Consumption and vampires: metaphor and myth before science
Kelsey Ruud
A real world of not-so-real blood
Seidumanova Sabrina
Bloodletting with leeches: more dangerous than meeting Dracula
Cristina Sans-Ponseti
Blood’s journey: from lab technology to industrial technology
Phebe Ozavize Salami
William Schneider
Felicity Ray Self
Ahmad Shakeri and Howsikan Kugathasan
Meryl C. Sigaton
Navanjana Siriwardane
Blood and war: Preserving plasma and humanity
W. Roy Smythe
Joanna Smolenski
E. C. Spary
Sue Stevenson
Eva Kitri Mutch Stoddart
The past and future of blood banking
Mark Tan
Mawuli Tettey
The International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
Alice Theibault
Candace Thomas
Matthew Turner
Blood and hate: The anti-Semitic origin of the fabled first transfusion WIN ’23
Patricia A. Unsworth
Ian Willis
Red Cross humanitarianism and female volunteers in Australia
Mair Zamir
Blood is NOT the essence of life?
