Bulletin of the History of Medicine 2011: Vol 85 Index & Table of Contents

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SUBJECT AND AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 85
Pagination according to issues: Bioequivalence: regulatory career of
No. 1 (Spring): 1-170 (carpenter and TOBBEi.i.): 93-131
No. 2 (Summer): 171-318 Biopsy: regime of hope and cancer of the
No. 3 (Fall): 319-530 womb (i.owy): 356-83
No. 4 (Winter): 531-690 Bittel, Carla, Maiy Putnum Jacobi and the
Politics of Medicine in Nineteenth-Century
Abel, Emily K., “‘In the l^st Stages of .America: 302-3
Irremediable Disease’: American Black death: in India and C^hina (suss-
Hospitals and Dying Patients before man): 319-55
World U’ar 11”: 29-56 Blair, Ann, review by: 504—5
AIDS: and the professional ethics of Bliss, Michael, review by: 304-5
American medicine (wai.i.is): 619-48 Bresadola, Marco, “A Physician and a Man
Allen, James Smith, review by: 656-57 of Science: Patients, Physicians, and
Ambulances: American hospitals and dying Diseases in Marcello Malpighi’s Medical
patients before World W'ar II (abki.): Practice”: 193-221; review by, 295-97
29-56 Brie: ecclesiastical regulation of midwives
Aminoff, Michael J., Brmvn-Sequard: An in (VANN SPRECHER & KARRAS): 171-92
Improbable Genius Who Transformed Brieger, Cert H., review by: 658-59
Medicine. 659-60 Brower, M. Brady, Unruly Spirits: The Science
Anatomy: remotely anatomizing the living of Psychic Phenomena in Modem France.
body in the 6n de siecle (ooi.dbkrg): 656-^57
1-28; visual displays and surgical Brown, Michael, review by: 148-50, 507-9
education in early 19th C. London
(bkrkowitz): 248-78 Cancer: suffering and death among early
Angel, Katherine, review by: 305-7 American roentgenologists (goi.dberc;):
Apothecaries: and the medical market¬ 1-28; of the womb (lovvy): 356-83
place in 17th - and 18th-century W’ales Canonization: survivor stories from a
(withey): 222-47 14th-C. inquest (archambeau): 531-58
Archambeau, Nicole, “Healing Options Carlino, Andrea, and Michel Jeanneret,
during the Plague: Survivor Stories from eds., Vulgariser la Medhine: Du Style
a Fourteenth-Century Canonization MMical en France et en Italie (XVt et XVIt
Inquest”: 531-58 Sikles): 504-5
Armus, Diego, review by: 513-14 Caron, Simone M., review by: 156-57
Azzolini, Monica, review by: 292-93 Carpenter, Daniel, Reputation and Power:
Organizational Image and Pharmaceutical
Bagliani, Agostino Paravicini, Le monde Regulation at the FDA: 162-63
vegetal: Medicine, botanique, symbolique. Carpenter, Daniel, and Dominique A. Tob-
285-86 bell, “Bioequivalence: The Regulatory
Bamji, Alexandra, review by: 653-54 Career of a Pharmaceutical Concept”:
Bashford, Alison, and Philippa Levine, 93-131
eds. The Oxford Handbook of the History of Cassedy, James H.,John Shaw Billings:
FMgenicsr. 667-69 Science and Medicine in the Gilded Age.
Berkowitz, Carin, “The Beauty of Anatomy: 304-5
\isual Displays and Surgical Education Cattle: colonial medicine in India from
in Early-Nineteenth-Century London”: the veterinary perspective (mishra):
248-78 586-618
680 Bull. Hist. Med., 2011, 85: 680-686
SUBJECT AND AUTHOR INDEX
Volume 85
Pagination according to issues: Bioequivalence: regulatory career of
No. 1 (Spring): 1-170 (carpenter and TOBBEi.i.): 93-131
No. 2 (Summer): 171-318 Biopsy: regime of hope and cancer of the
No. 3 (Fall): 319-530 womb (i.owy): 356-83
No. 4 (Winter): 531-690 Bittel, Carla, Maiy Putnum Jacobi and the
Politics of Medicine in Nineteenth-Century
Abel, Emily K., “‘In the l^st Stages of .America: 302-3
Irremediable Disease’: American Black death: in India and C^hina (suss-
Hospitals and Dying Patients before man): 319-55
World U’ar 11”: 29-56 Blair, Ann, review by: 504—5
AIDS: and the professional ethics of Bliss, Michael, review by: 304-5
American medicine (wai.i.is): 619-48 Bresadola, Marco, “A Physician and a Man
Allen, James Smith, review by: 656-57 of Science: Patients, Physicians, and
Ambulances: American hospitals and dying Diseases in Marcello Malpighi’s Medical
patients before World W'ar II (abki.): Practice”: 193-221; review by, 295-97
29-56 Brie: ecclesiastical regulation of midwives
Aminoff, Michael J., Brmvn-Sequard: An in (VANN SPRECHER & KARRAS): 171-92
Improbable Genius Who Transformed Brieger, Cert H., review by: 658-59
Medicine. 659-60 Brower, M. Brady, Unruly Spirits: The Science
Anatomy: remotely anatomizing the living of Psychic Phenomena in Modem France.
body in the 6n de siecle (ooi.dbkrg): 656-^57
1-28; visual displays and surgical Brown, Michael, review by: 148-50, 507-9
education in early 19th C. London
(bkrkowitz): 248-78 Cancer: suffering and death among early
Angel, Katherine, review by: 305-7 American roentgenologists (goi.dberc;):
Apothecaries: and the medical market¬ 1-28; of the womb (lovvy): 356-83
place in 17th - and 18th-century W’ales Canonization: survivor stories from a
(withey): 222-47 14th-C. inquest (archambeau): 531-58
Archambeau, Nicole, “Healing Options Carlino, Andrea, and Michel Jeanneret,
during the Plague: Survivor Stories from eds., Vulgariser la Medhine: Du Style
a Fourteenth-Century Canonization MMical en France et en Italie (XVt et XVIt
Inquest”: 531-58 Sikles): 504-5
Armus, Diego, review by: 513-14 Caron, Simone M., review by: 156-57
Azzolini, Monica, review by: 292-93 Carpenter, Daniel, Reputation and Power:
Organizational Image and Pharmaceutical
Bagliani, Agostino Paravicini, Le monde Regulation at the FDA: 162-63
vegetal: Medicine, botanique, symbolique. Carpenter, Daniel, and Dominique A. Tob-
285-86 bell, “Bioequivalence: The Regulatory
Bamji, Alexandra, review by: 653-54 Career of a Pharmaceutical Concept”:
Bashford, Alison, and Philippa Levine, 93-131
eds. The Oxford Handbook of the History of Cassedy, James H.,John Shaw Billings:
FMgenicsr. 667-69 Science and Medicine in the Gilded Age.
Berkowitz, Carin, “The Beauty of Anatomy: 304-5
\isual Displays and Surgical Education Cattle: colonial medicine in India from
in Early-Nineteenth-Century London”: the veterinary perspective (mishra):
248-78 586-618
680 Bull. Hist. Med., 2011, 85: 680-686
INDEX Bull. Hist. Med., 2011, 85 681
(Cauterization: regime of hope and cancer DeVun, Leah, Prophecy, Alchemy, and the
of the womb (i.owy): 356-83 End of Time: John of Rupescissa in the Late
Chakrabarti, Pratik, review by: 309-10 Middle Ages:. 135—36
Charles Bell: visual displays and surgical Diseases: patients, physicians, and diseases
education in early-19th-C. London in the medical practice of Marcello
(bkrkowitz): 248-78 Malpighi (BRESAnoi.A): 19.3-221
(Childbirth: ecclesiastical regulation of Dispensaries: first (Chinese hospital in
midwives in Brie, 1499-1504 (vann America (resse): 413-47
SPREt;HKR & KARRAS): 171-92 Doctors: American hospitals and dying
China: Black Death in (sussman): 319-55 patients before World W’ar II (abee):
Chinese: first (Chinese hospital in America 29-56
(risse): 413-47 Donato, iVlaria Pia, and Jill Kraye, eds..
Chronic disease: American hospitals and Conflicting Duties: .Science, Medicine and
dying patients before World War 11 Religion in Rome, 1550-1751}. 295—97;
(abee): 29-56 Morti improrwise: Medicina e religione nel
Church: ecclesiastical regidation of Settecenta 653-54
midwives in Brie, 1499-1504 (vann Dreger, Alice D., review by: 1.50-51
SPRECHER & KARRAS): 171-92 Drug regulation: bioequivalence (c.arpen-
(Clayton, Martin, and Ron Philo, Leonardo TER AND tobbeee): 93-131
da Vinci: The Mechanics of Man: 292-93 Durbach, Nadja, Spectacle of Deformity: Freak
Cohn, Jr., Samuel K., Cultures of Plague: .Shows and Modem British Culture. 150-51
Medical Thinking at the End of the Renais¬ Duty to treat: and the professional ethics
sance. 136-37 of American medicine (vvai.eis): 619-48
Comfort, Nathaniel, review by: 669-71 Dving: American hospitals and dying
Conforti, Maria, review by: 297-99 patients before W'orld W'ar II (abee):
(Corre.spondence: patients, physicians, 29-56
and diseases in the medical practice
of Marcello Malpighi (bresauoea): Eamon, William, The Professor of Secrets:
19.3-221 Mystery, Medicine, and Alchemy in Renais¬
Crawshaw, Jane L. Stevens, review by: sance Italy. 500-502
1.36-37 Early detection: regime of hope and
(Crichton-Harris, Ann, Poison in Small cancer of the womb (i.owy): 3.56-8,3
Measure: l)r. Christopherson and the Cure for Early modern medicine: ecclesiastical regu¬
Hilharzia: 154-.56 lation of midwives in Brie, 1499-1.504
Crowther, Kathleen M., review by: 139-40; (vann sprecher 8c KARRAS): 171-92;
Adam and Eve in the Protestant Reformation: patients, physicians, and diseases in the
502-3 medical practice of .Marcello Malpighi
(bresaooIjA): 19.3-221
D'Antonio, Patricia, American Nursing: A Emotion: healing options during the
History of Knowledge, Authority, and the plague (archambeali): 531-58
Meaning of Work 664-65 Epidemics: healing options during the
de Ceglia, Francesco Paolo, I fari di Halle: plague (archambeau): 5.31-58
Georg Ernst Stahl, Friedrich Hoffmann e Eraso, Yolanda, review by: 667-69
la medicina europea del primo Settecenta Espinosa, Mariola, review by: 310-11
297-99 Ethics: of American medicine (waei.is):
De V^os, Paula, review by: 290-92 619-48
Death: American hospitals and dying
patients before World War 11 (abel): Family: ecclesiastical regulation of
29-56 midwives in Brie, 1499-1504 (vann
Decentralization: health services in sprecher & KARRAS): 171-92
Interwar England (gorsky): 384-412
,
682 INDEX Bull. Hist. Med.,2011 85
Female surgeons: regime of hope and Hajo, Catby Moran, Birth Control on Main
cancer of the womb (lowv): 356-83 Street: Organizing Clinics in the United
Fenn, Elizabeth A., review by: 662-63 States, 1916-1939: 156-57
Fin de Siecle: remotely anatomizing the Haller, Jr., John S., The History of American
living body in (c.oi.dbkrg): 1-28 Homeopathy: From Rational Medicine to
Finance: health services in Interwar Holistic Health Care. 159-60
England (gorsky): 384-412 Hansen, Bert, Picturing Medical Progress from
Food and Drug Administration: bio¬ Pasteur to Polio: A History of Ma.ss Media
equivalence (carpenter and tobbei.e): Images and Popular Attitudes in America:
93-131 151-53; review by: 671-73
Frampton, Michael, Embodiments of Will: Harrison, Mark, Margaret Jones, and
Anatomical and Physiological Theories Helen Sweet, eds.. From Western Medicine
of Voluntary Animal Motion from Greek to Global Medicine: The Hospital Beyond the
Antiquity to the Latin Middle Ages, West. 309-10
40()B.C.-A.D. 1300: 132-33 Hawkins, Sue, review by: 144-45
France: ecclesiastical regulation of Healey, Dan, BoLsheoik Sexual Forensics:
midwives in Brie, 1499-1504 (vann Diagnosing Disorder in the Clinic and
SPRECHER 8c KARRAS): 171-92 Courtroom, 1917-1939. 157-59; review by,
312-13
Gallagher, Nancy, review by: 154-56 Herman, Ellen, review by: 523-24
Gavrus, Delia, “Men of Dreams and Men Hine, Darlene Clark, review by: 664-65
of Action: Neurologists, Neurosurgeons, HfV': and the professional ethics of
and the Performance of Professional American medicine (vvai.i.is): 619-48
Identity, 1920-1950”: 57-92 Hoffmann, Friedrich, Differenza tra la
Geary, Laurence M., review by: 141-42 dottrina di Stahl e la mia in patologia e
Gelfand, Toby: review by: 145-47 terapia: Introduzione, traduzione e note di
Gender: ecclesiastical regulation of Francesco Paolo de C.eglia: 297-99
midwives in Brie, 1499-1504 (vann Horowitz, Helen l.efkowitz, review by:
SPRECHER & KARRAS): 171-92 302-3
Generic drugs: bioequivalence (carpen¬ Hospitals: American hospitals and dying
ter ANIJ tobbei.e): 93-131 patients before World War II (abei.):
Gill, Christopher, Tim M^itmarsh, and 29-56; brst Chinese hospital in America
John Wilkins, eds., Galen and the World of (risse): 413-47
Knowledge. 283-85 Huguet-Termes, Teresa, Jon Arrizabalaga,
Gilman, Sander L., Obesity: The Biography: and Harold J. Cook, eds.. Health and
133-34 Medicine in Hapsburg Spain: Agents,
Goldberg, Daniel S., “Suffering and Death Practices, Representations:. 290—92
among Early American Roentgenolo¬ HOntelmann, Axel C., Paul Ehrlich: Lieben,
gists: The Power of Remotely Anatomiz¬ Forschung, Okonomien, Netziuerke. 511-13
ing the Living Body in Fin de Siecle Hysterectomy: regime of hope and cancer
America": 1-28 of the womb (i.owy): 356-83
Goldstein, Jan, Hysteria Complicated by
Ecstasy: The Case of Nanette Leroux. 145-47 Immigration: first Chinese hospital in
Gorsky, Martin, “Local Government Health .America (resse): 413-47
Services in Interwar England: Problems India: Black Death in (sussman): .
of Quantibcation and Interpretation”: 319-55; and colonial medicine from
384-412 the veterinary perspective (mishra):
Gradmann, Christoph, Laboratory Disease: 586-618
Robert Koch’s Medical Bacteriology: 147-48
Greenblatt, Samuel H., review by: 659-60 Jones, Susan D., Death in a Small Package: A
Grimaudo, Sabrina, review by: 132-33 .Short History of Anthrax. 521-22
INDEX Bull. Hist. Med.,2Q\\, 83 683
Karras, Ruth Mazo, and Tiffany D, Vann McDonald, Lynn, Florence Nightingale at
Sprecher, "The Midwife and the Church: First Hand: 144—45
Ecclesiastical Regulation of Midwives in McKenna, Maryn, Superbug: The Fatal
Brie, 1499-1504”: 171-92 Menace of MRS.A: 165-66
Kater, Michael H., retiew bv: 51.5-16 Medical authority: neurologists, neuro¬
Kelly, James and Fiona Clark, eds,, Ireland surgeons, and professional identity,
and Medicine in the Seventeenth and 1920-19.50 (t;AVRUs): 57-92
Eighteenth Centuries: 141-42 Medical consultation: patients, physicians,
Kline, Wendy, Bodies of Knowledge: Sexuality, and diseases in the medical practice
Reproduction, and Women !s Health in the of Marcello Malpighi (brk.sadoea):
Second Wave. 674-75 19.3-221
Kropf, Simone Petraglia, Doenfa de Chagas, Medical marketplace and apothecaries in
Doerifa do Brasil: ciencia, saiide e na(do, 17'*’-and 18th-century Wales (vvithky):
1909-1962. 51-1-14 222-47
Krueger, Gretchen, retiew by: 160-61 Medical pre.ss: and the Lancet (pijVdkk):
Kushner, Howard 1., review by: .SI,1-15 559-85
Medicine: apothecaries and the medical
Lancet, in the early-nineteenth-centurt' marketplace in 17''’-and 18th-century
periodical press (i>i.adkk): 5.59-85 Wales (withey): 222-47; the profes¬
Lewis, Carolyn Herbst, Prescription for sional ethics of American medicine
Heterosexuality: Sexual Citizenship in the (wAttis): 619-48
Cold War Era: 516-18 Medieval: ecclesiastical regulation of
Literature and medicine: the l,ancet in midwives in Brie, 1499-1.504 (vann
the early-19th-c. periodical press sprf.c:her & KARRAs): 171-92
(pi.adek): .5.59-85 Mediterranean: healing options during the
Lo, V'ivenne, review by: 524—26 plague (ari:hambeau): .531-.58
Local government: health services in Meyer, Jimmy Wilkinson, review by: 674—7.5
Interwar England (c.orsky): .S84—412 Microscopy: regime of hope and cancer of
Lombaido, Paul A., ed., A Century of Eugen¬ the womb (i.ovvy): 356-83
ics in America: Erom the Indiana Experiment Midwives: ecclesiastical regulation of
to the Human Genome Era: 66.5—67 midwives in Brie, 1499-1.504 (vann
Long, Pamela O., review by: 500-502 SPRECHER & KARRAS): 171-92
Lowy, liana. “‘Becairse of Their Praisewor¬ Military: and colonial medicine in India
thy Modesty, They Consult Too late’”: (mishra): .586-618
Regime of Hope and Cancer of the Miracle: survivor stories from a 14th-C.
Womb, 1800-1910”: .S56-8.S canonization inquest (arc:hambeau):
Lund, Mary Ann, Melancholy, Medicine and 531-.58
Religion in Early Modem England: Reading Mishra, Saurabh, “Beasts, .Murrains, and
The Anatomy of Melanc'noly: 293-95 the British Raj: Reassessing Colonial
Medicine in India from the V'eterinary
MacDonald, Helen, Possessing the Dead: The Perspective, 1860-1900”: 586-618
.\rtful Science of Anatomy: 299-301 Modernity: hrst Chinese hospital in
Mann, Susan, review by: 286-88 America (risse): 41.3-47
Marcello Malpighi: patients, physicians, Moore, Ronnie, and Stuart McClean, eds..
and diseases in the medical practice of Folk Healing and Health Care Practices in
(BRKSADOt.A): 19.3-221 Britain and Ireland: Stethoscopes, Wands
Mattern, Susan P., Galen and the Rhetoric of and Crystals. 506-7
Healing. 499-526 Morman, Edward T, review by: 164—65
Mazumdar, Pauline M. H., review by: Municipal: health services in Interwar
153-54 England (oorsky): 384-412
McCauley, Bernadette, review by: 665-67 Murray, Heather, Not in This Family: Guys
McCray, Lucinda Myles, review by: 506-7 and the Meaning of Kinship in Postwar
North America: 52.3-24
,
684 INDEX Bull. Hist. Med.,2011 85
Neurology; neurologists, neurosurgeons, Porter, Dttrothy, review by; 661-62
and professional identity, 1920-1950 Professional identity; and neurologists,
(gavrus): 57-92 neurosurgeons, 1920-1950 (c;avrus);
Neurosurgery'; neurologists, neuro¬ 57-92
surgeons, and professional identity, Professions; the professional ethics of
1920-1950 (gavrus); 57-92 American medicine (waei.is); 619-48
Normandin, Sebastian, review by; 307-9 Prull, Cay-Rudiger, Andreas-Holger
Nurses; American hospitals and dying Maehle, and Robert Francis Halliwell, A
patients before World War 11 (abki.); Short History of the Drug Receptor Concept
29-56 153-54
Public assistance; health services in
Objectivity; remotely anatomizing the Interwar England (gorsky); 384-412
living body in the fin de siecle (ttottv Publishing; the Lancet in early-19'''-c.
bf.rg); 1-28 medical press (peaoek); 5.59-85
Obrist, Barbara, review by; 135-36
Olson, James S., Making Cancer History: Quevedo V'., Emilio, German Enrique
Disease and Discovery at the University Perez R., Nestor Miranda C., Juan Carlos
of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. Eslava C., Mario Hernandez A., et.
160-61; review by; 518—19 al., Historia de la Medicina en Colombia:
De la Medicina llustrada a la Medicina
Palmer, Steven, Launching Global Health: .\natomoclinica (1782-1865): 142-44
The Caribbean Odyssey of the Rockefeller
Foundation'. 310-11 Racism; first Cihinese hospital in America
Patients; and physicians and diseases in the (RISSE); 41.V47
medical practice of Marcello Malpighi Rasmussen, Nicolas, review by; 162-63
(bresadoua); 193-221 Reeds, Karen, review by; 28.5-86
Pedagogy; and surgical education in early- Regimens of health; healing options dur¬
19th-C. London (berkowitz.); 248-78 ing the plague (arghambeau); 531-58
Pemberton, Stephen, review by; 519-21 Regulation; ecclesiastical regidation of
Pender, Stephen, review by; 288-90 midwives in Brie, 1499-1,504 (vann
Personal health sertices; in Intenvar SPREGHER & KARRAS); 171-92
England (gorsky); 384-412 Regulatory science; bioequivalence
Physicians; and patients and diseases in the (garpenter and tobbei.i.); 93-131
medical practice of Marcello Malpighi Retailing; apothecaries and the medical
(bresadoijv); 193-221 marketplace in 17'’’-and 18th-century
Picard, Alyssa, Making the American Mouth: Wales (withey); 222-47
Dentists and Public Health in the Twentieth Rhetoric; neurologists, neurosurgeons,
Century: 164-65 and professional identity, 1920-1950
Pinnow, Kenneth M., review by; 157-59; (gavrus); 57-92
Lost to the Collective: Suicide and the Promise Rhoades, Michelle K., review by; 655-56
of Soviet Socialism, 1921-1929. 312-13 Risse, Guenter B., “Translating Western
Pladek, Brittany, “‘A Variety of Tastes’; The Modernity; The First Chinese Hospital
Lancet in the Early-Nineteenth-Century in America”; 413-47
Periodical Press”; 559-85 Roelcke, V'olker, Paul J. Weindling, and
Plague; Black Death in India and China Louise Westwood, eds.. International Rela¬
(sussman); 319-55; first Chinese tions in Psychiatry: Britain, Germany, and
hospital in America (risse); 413-47; the United States in World War II: 30.5—7
healing options during the plague Roentgenology; suffering and death
(arghambeau); 531-58 among early American roentgenologists
Podolsky, Scott H., and Charles S. Bryan, (goi.dberg); 1-28
eds. Oliver Wendell Holmes: Physician and Rosner, Lisa, review by; 299-301; The
Man of Ij’tters: 658-59 Anatomy Murders: Being the True and
INDEX Bull. Hist. Med., 2011, ^5 685
Spectacular History of Edinburgh’s Thomas Wakley: the Lancet in early-19th-c.
Notorious Burke and Hare and the Man periodical press (pi.adkk): 5.59-85
of Science UTio Abetted Them in the Tilmouth, Christopher, review by: 293-95
Commission of Their Most Heinous Crimes: Tobbell, Dominique A., and Daniel
507-9 f^arpenter, “Bioequivalence: The
Rouse, Carolyn iMoxley, Uncertain Suffering: Regulatory Career of a Pharmaceutical
Racial Health Care Disparities and Sickle Concept”: 93-131
Cell Disease. 519-21 Towns: aptothecaries and the medical
Rutherdale, Myra, ed.. Caregiving on the marketplace in IT^and 18th-century
Periphery: Historical Perspectives on Nursing Wales (w’ithey): 222-47
and Midwifery in Canada: 509-11
Ueyama, Takahiro, Health in the
Saks, Mike, review by: 159-60 Marketplace: Professionalism, Therapeutic
Salazar, (Christine F., review by: 283-85 Desires, and Medical Commodification in
Scanlon, Jennifer, review by: 516-18 Late-Victorian London: 661-62
Schlange-Schoningen, review by: 499-500 United States: and the professional ethics
Serlin, David, ed.. Imagining Illness: Public of medicine (vvai.i.is): 619-48
Health and Visual Culture 671-73 Utems: regime of hope and cancer of the
Sherwood, Joan, Infection of the Innocents: womb (i.ovvy): 356-83
Wet Nurses, Infants, and Syphilis in France,
1780-1900. 655-56 van Dijkhuizen, Jan Frans, and Karl A.
Shorter, Edward, and Max Fink, Endocrine E. Enenkel, eds.. The Sense of Suffering:
Psychiatry: Solving the Riddle of Melancho¬ Constructions of Physical Pain in Early
lia: 313-15 Modem Culture. 138-39
Silverstein, Arthur M., review by: 511-13 Vann Sprecher, Tiffany D., and Ruth Mazo
Smith, Susan L., review by: 509-11 Karras, “The .Midwife and the Church:
Solomon, Michael, Fictions of Well-Being: Ecclesiastical Regulation of Midwives in
Sickly Readers and Vernacular Medical Brie, 1499-1.504”: 171-92
Writing in Late Medieval and Early Modem Veterinary: colonial medicine in India
Spain: 288-90 from the veterinary perspective
Sparks, Tabitha, The Doctor in the Victorian (MISHRA): 586-618
Novel: Family Practices: 148-50 Visual displays: and surgical education
Specialization: neurologists, neuro¬ in early-19th-C. London (berkowitz):
surgeons, and professional identity, 248-78
1920-1950 (GAVRUS): .57-92
Stearns, Peter N., review by: 133-34 Wailoo, Keith, Hmv Cancer Crossed the Color
Stein, Claudia, Negotiating the French Pox in Line. 518-19
Early Modem Cermany: 139-40 Waisse-Priven, Silvia, d Ctf I): duplo Dilema:
Stowe, Steven M., review by: 301-2 du Bois-Reymond e Driesch. ou a vitalidade
Suffering: and death among early do Vitalismo. 307-9
American roentgenologists (goi.dbkrg): Wales: apothecaries and the medical
1-28 marketplace in H'^and 18th<entury
Surgery: regime of hope and cancer of the Wales (withi;y): 222-47
womb (i.ovvy): 356-83 Wall, Barbra Mann, American Catholic
Sussman, George D., “Was the Black Death Hospitals: A Century of Changing Markets
in India and China?”: 319-55 and Missions: 665-67
Swedlund, ,Alan C., Shadows in the Valley: A Wall, Rosemary, review by: 147-48
Cultural History of Illness, Death, and Loss Wallis, Patrick, “Debating a Duty to Treat:
in New England: 301-2 AIDS and the Professional Ethics of
American Medicine”: 619-48
Tenover, Fred C., review by: 165-66 Warner, John Harley, review by: 151-53
Warren, Adam, review by: 142-44
686 INDEX Bull. Hist. Med., 2Q\\, 85
Weaver, Karol K., review by: 652-53 Medical Marketplace in Seventeenth-
Weiss, Sheila Faith, The Nazi Symbiosis: and Eighteenth-Century' Wales”: 222-47
Human Genetics and Politics in the Third Woods, Robert, Death Before Birth: Fetal
Reich: b\b-\& Health and Mortality in Historical Perspec¬
Weisser, Olivia, review by: 138-39 tive. 652-53
Western medicine: first Chinese hospital in Worboys, Michael: review by: 521-22
America (rissk): 413-47 Wu, Yi-Li, Reproducing Women: Medicine,
W'iesner-Hanks, Merry, review by: 502-3 Metaphor, and C.hildbirth in Late Imperial
Wilder Penfield: neurologists, neuro¬ China: 286-88
surgeons, and professional identity,
1920-1950 (GAVRUS): 57-92 Zhan, Mei, Other-Worldly: Making Chinese
Willrich, Michael, Pox: An American History: Medicine through Transnational Frames:.
662-63 524-25
Withey, Alun, “‘Persons that Live Remote
from London’: Apothecaries and the