Hektoen International https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Kinnier Wilson Volume 18, Issue 3 – Summer 2026 Jam and marmalade Visceroptosis and other quaint medical theories James Robinson: First anaesthetic in England If Cleopatra were alive today, she would be diagnosed as a borderline personality Andrea del Sarto – plague in Florence My first medical rotation The significant contributors to the history and development of Vietnam’s medicine sector John Hughlings Jackson History of human water channels New Arrivals Vignettes at Large Psychiatry & Psychology Tech neck and the loss of community The bomb that fizzled Hektoen Resources William Richard Gowers MD., FRS. Jules Dejerine About Us Science Moments in History—Vignettes Surgery Paella, the universal rice dish Infectious Disease Food Poetry Physicians of Note History Essays Education Personal Narratives Doctors, Patients, & Diseases Nursing Neurology Anorexia nervosa: The disease of self-starvation Music Box Literary Essays Mark Twain (1835–1910): Medical The basest of the senses: Medical unease with the sense of smell Cardiology From bedside to bench: The discovery of calmodulinopathy The rise and fall of the peptic ulcer Asia Eating pigs, cows, and horses Bulimia nervosa: The invisible eating disorder End of Life Canine gerontology Art Essays Dobosh torte, a culinary masterpiece Christ as apothecary: A genre of allegorical German folk art