Ludmerer, Kenneth M. (Author)
The history of medicine occupies a curious position in the United States today. Teaching and scholarship in the field (and in the history of all the health sciences, more broadly) is thriving throughout much of the university—particularly at faculties of arts and sciences, but also at schools of nursing, public health, and social work. Attendance at annual meetings of the American Association for the History of Medicine continues to be robust and the quality of the presentations, outstanding. Readers of the Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, the Bulletin of the History of Medicine, and other publications focusing on the field have benefited from the continued high quality of articles, and competition to publish in those journals remains keen. Yet, as David S. Jones, Jeremy A. Greene, Jacalyn Duffin, and John Harley Warner have observed in this issue of the Journal,1 the history of medicine has barely a presence at the location where a priori it might be most expected to thrive: North American medical schools.
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Merlin Chowkwanyun;
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Making the Case for History in Medical Education
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Ludmerer, Kenneth M.;
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Let Me Heal: The Opportunity to Preserve Excellence in American Medicine
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Theorie der Lebensgeister. Professorenleiden in der Frühen Neuzeit
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Surgical Education in the Middle Ages
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Skye A. Miner;
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Silvia Marinozzi;
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Medical Humanities
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Christopher D. Willoughby;
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The Docteurs Régents of the Paris Faculty of Medicine during the 18th Century. Uniting for the Faculty and being part of a Professional Group
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Mauro Melato;
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Loris Premuda, un triestino professore a Padova
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Lorenzo Lorusso;
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Paolo Maria Galimberti;
Antonia Francesca Franchini;
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Kinaesthetic Dilemma and History of Medicine Teaching
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Justin Barr;
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The Education of American Surgeons and the Rise of Surgical Residencies, 1930–1960
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Circulation of Medical Knowledge and Techniques through Film in Japan, 1929–1941
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Medical profession and unemployment in colonial Madras (1835–1930)
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Joseph Lister and the Performance of Antiseptic Surgery
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Paul, Diane B.;
Brosco, Jeffrey P.;
(2013)
The PKU Paradox: A Short History of a Genetic Disease
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