Frontispiece
| Diagnosing Mona Lisa, Howard Fischer The painting of the Good Samaritan in Bracciano Castle, Stephen Martin Entomophagy: History, global food shortage, and climate change, James L. Franklin Franz Liszt and Lisztomania, Elizabeth Colledge Ragging, P. Ravi Shankar Spinach: The great myth, George Dunea Hans Christian Andersen, James Young Simpson, and ether frolics, JMS Pearce Patients without borders: Cardiac surgery, activism, and advocacy, Annabelle Slingerland Book review: The Imaginary Patient: How Diagnosis Gets Us Wrong, Arpan K. Banerjee |
| Long before Pearl Harbor, an entire hospital was sent to help England in World War II, Edward Tabor Robert the Bruce, George Dunea Medicine’s pandemonium of paradoxes, Fergus Shanahan Melville’s Bartleby: An absurd casualty, Simon Wein Dr. Gerhard Domagk and prontosil: Dyeing beats dying, Howard Fischer William Blake, JMS Pearce Herbert William Page and the railway spine controversy, Jonathan Davidson Marmite: Its place in medical history, Lucy Wills, and the discovery of folic acid, James L. Franklin Las Animas: A Cuban yellow fever hospital, Enrique Chaves-Carballo and David Schwartz |
Encore
| Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and medicine: A triumph over infirmity, William R. Albury and George M. Weisz Christopher Wren and blood circulation, Richard de Grijs and Daniel Vuillermin Art and alcohol, Giovanni Ceccarelli Two great Scots: John and William Hunter, B. Herold Griffith |
| Tutorial for surgeons by Lawrence Peter Berra, Jayant Radhakrishnan Love as illness: Symptomatology, Frank Gonzalez-Crussi When the doctor is the patient, Saleh Aldasouqi The appendicitis conundrum, Jayant Radhakrishnan and Nathaniel Koo |