Wellcome History issue 44
Summer 2010
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Feature article
Chagas' disease in Brazil
Simone Petraglia Kropf
Glasgow Centre
Centre for the Social History of Health and Healthcare, Glasgow
John Stewart
Maternal healthcare in industrial districts, c.1900-39
Janet Greenlees
The malignant genius: drink and drugs control in the United Provinces of British India, 1907-47
Luke Gibbon
The cultural economy of public health in British West Africa, c.1865-1965
Ryan Johnson
Occupational health and safety in the Scottish iron and steel industry, 1930-88
David Bradley
Wehrmacht health and medical services during the Italian campaign, 1943-44
Alex Flucker
Occupational and environmental health research at Glasgow
Arthur McIvor
Pharmacists and the National Health Service, 1942-48
Susan Osbaldstone
Wounded Scotland: interwar disabled veterans
Emily Rootham
Health history and policy
Chris Nottingham
Conference reports
Perspectives on Modern Maternal Health and Healthcare, 1850-2000
Janet Greenlees
Book reviews
Noted Surgeon, Fine Citizen: The life of Archibald E Malloch, MD, 1844-1919
Stefania Crowther
Permeable Walls: Historical perspectives on hospital and asylum visiting
Diana E Manuel
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
Lois Reynolds
Research resources
Genetics and medicine: recording and preserving the historical foundations
Peter S Harper
Work in progress
Tuberculosis, the state and international intervention in India, 1914-82
Niels Brimnes
Romanian eugenics and its international context
Marius Turda and Tudor Georgescu
The case of Nicolai and spectral illusions theory
Shane McCorristine
Get back to where you once belonged: responses to South Asian doctors in the National Health Service, c.1960-80
Andrew Hull and Sanjoy Bhattacharya
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