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Rochester Studies in Medical History
Series Editor: Christopher Crenner
The editors of the Rochester Studies in Medical History series seek to bring to our readers publications that will advance an understanding of health, illness, and healing in a broad historical context. The series seeks to support projects especially that promise to elucidate the history of public health and health policy, the history of clinical and investigative medicine, and the history of the biomedical sciences and their application to practice, as well as works that deepen our historical appreciation of the cultural and social significance of medicine and disease.
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The Antivaccine Heresy
Karen L. WallochUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $34.99
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Barefoot Doctors and Western Medicine in China
Xiaoping FangUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $34.99
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Beriberi in Modern Japan
Alexander R. BayUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $29.99
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Female Circumcision and Clitoridectomy in the United States
Sarah B. RodriguezUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $34.99
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Fit to Practice
Douglas M. HaynesUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $29.99
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The Lobotomy Letters
Mical RazUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $19.99
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Ludwik Hirszfeld
Edited by Marta A. Balinska, William H. SchneiderUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $24.99
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Medicine and the Workhouse
Edited by Jonathan Reinarz, Leonard SchwarzUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $24.99
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The Neurological Patient in History
L. Stephen Jacyna, Stephen T. CasperUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $24.99
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Psychiatry and Racial Liberalism in Harlem, 1936-1968
Dennis A. DoyleUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $24.99
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Setting Nutritional Standards
Edited by Elizabeth Neswald, David F. Smith, Ulrike ThomsUniversity of Rochester PressStarting at: $29.95
