Articles
More than a meal: How school lunch became a lifelong lesson, Scarlett Saitta John B. Murphy, “Surgical genius of his generation”, Mera et al. Book review: Galen: An Anthology, Arpan K. Banerjee Louis XIV’s anorectal fistula and its influence on surgical innovation, Neal Chan The man behind the bottle, Banoub et al. René Descartes, JMS Pearce Doc Holliday: The deadly legacy of a dying man, Banoub et al. Jacques-Louis David’s portrayal of Lavoisier, JMS Pearce Pine Rest: Mental health care in West Michigan, Nicole Buozis Medical politics and Soviet space medicine, Martine Mussies |
From genocide to dream: The journey of a Rohingya refugee student, Mohammed Siraj Of bears, danger, and medical wonders, George Dunea Helen of Troy: Ancient Egyptian healer, Araam Abboud Bells, whistles and rattles: Something to get your teeth into, Christopher Duffin William Harvey’s neurology, JMS Pearce The silence between us, Yara Abukhaled That we are all bastards, Frank González-Crussí The Cardiff Giant: Archaeology’s biggest hoax, Zachary Sorensen Book review: Our Brains, Our Selves, Arpan K. Banerjee Michelangelo’s poetry, JMS Pearce Psychiatry and homosexuality in Maurice, Jennifer Parker |
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Gerhard Armauer Hansen’s unethical person-to-person leprosy transmission experiment in 1879, Douglas J. Lanska Artists at war, Avi Ohry Marie de’ Medici, the multiparous queen, George Dunea The Science Lover’s Guide to London, Arpan K. Banerjee Criminal physicians, Avi Ohry David Paton, the flying eye surgeon, George Dunea Near amputation of a leg from a falling book, Avi Ohry The history of typhus, George Dunea The mythology of the Sun Fountain, Arpan K. Banerjee |
Septimus Severus: “Omnia fuit, nihil expedit”, George Dunea Olives now and then, George Dunea Paleopharmaceuticals from fossil amber, José de la Fuente Sulla in health and disease (138–78 BC), George Dunea The Cumberbatch story, Avi Ohry Soap and bathing in ancient and modern times, George Dunea Witch trials, Lara Sheehan Two medical pioneers named Whipple, George Dunea On eating the heart of the Sun King, Louis XIV, George Dunea |