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ABSTRACT
- “Everything . . . for His Relief”: The Mental Distress, Family Care, and Institutionalization of William and George Pickering, 1786–1826
- In Memoriam, John Louis Parascandola (July 14, 1941–November 30, 2024)
- Ahistoric Administration: The Crisis of Historical Expertise in U.S. Health Policymaking, Politics, and Emergency Response
- Reflections from a Bicentennial “Baby”
- Reflections from the Canaries in the Mine
- Fighting the “Propaganda of History”
- Defending the Indefensible: Therapeutic Abortion in Nineteenth-Century Brazilian Medical Discourse
- A “Question of Competency”: Child Guidance, Pediatrics, and the Origins of Child Psychiatry in America
- “Treat Him as Another Human, Not as an Animal”: Patient and Family Protest or Refusal to “Consent” to Eugenic Sterilization in California Institutions, 1922–1950
- Pluralism in Practice: What Latin American Hospital Histories Can Contribute to Histories of Medicine
- An Accidental Centennial
- At the Crossroads and in the Crosshairs: The Field, the Association, and the Sigerist Circle
- Documenting and Resisting U.S. Government Distortion, Denial, and Disappearance of Data Vital for the People’s Health and Planetary Health
- Reclaiming the Public Square: Capitalizing on Our Current Crisis
- The Pivotal Charge: Policymaking in Historical Context
- The Tufts-Delta Health Center and the Limits of Maximum Feasible Participation, 1965–1970
- The Quack and the Hacks—Milan Brych and Modern Quackery’s Reliance on Facilitative Networks
- Making Physicians: Tradition, Teaching, and Trials at Leiden University, 1575–1639, Vol. 1 by Evan R. Ragland (review)
- Murky Waters: British Spas in Eighteenth-Century Medicine and Literature by Sophie Vasset (review)
- Death and the Body in the Eighteenth-Century Novel by Jolene Zigarovich (review)
- A Male Hysteria: Diabetes and the Victorian Mind by Edward Beasley (review)
- Virus Research in Twentieth-Century Uganda: Between Local and Global by Julia Ross Cummiskey (review)
- Sexualizing Cancer: HPV and the Politics of Cancer Prevention by Laura Mamo (review)
- Books received
- Making Medicine Material: Objects and Materiality in the History of Medicine
- Comment: What Else Could a Material History of Medicine Be?
- Comment: Making Medicine Material
- 3D-Printed Prostheses and Early Modern Iron Hands: A Method to Investigate the Lived Experiences of Amputees in the Premodern World
- “Mom and Tots”: Nursing and the Politics of Community Health in 1960s’ Detroit
