History of Medicine
Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
Acadia Institute Ethnographic and Medical Sociology Research Collection
Interview transcripts and memos, field notes, correspondence, subject files, reprints, and newspaper clippings documenting multiple ethnographical medical sociology research projects conducted by Judith Swazey and Renée Fox, working independently and jointly under the auspices of the Acadia Institute which primarily focused on social, ethical, and policy issues in biomedical research and healthcare.
Achille Chereau Collection
Notes and poetry by Chereau relating to medicine and the history of medicine.
Ann G. Carmichael - Graduate education in the history of medicine survey materials
Survey forms, printed matter, and correspondence used to conduct a survey undertaken by Carmichael and Numbers for the Education Committee of the American Association for the History of Medicine. Includes information on schools with and without graduate courses in the history of medicine.
Calvin Walter Schwabe Papers
Chauncey D. Leake Papers
Dr. Chauncey Leake received his Ph.D. degree in physiology and pharmacology. Throughout his career as a researcher, teacher, and administrator, Dr. Leake maintained an interest in the history of medicine and medical ethics. Collection consists chiefly of general correspondence relating to individuals as well as to organizations, the latter consisting of associations, societies, foundations, conferences and congresses, and clubs.
Edward Shorter "The Health Century" Interview Collection
The collection consists of interviews conducted by Edward Shorter in preparation for his book The Health Century (1987).
Esmond Ray Long Papers
Biographical data, correspondence, drafts and articles, and printed matter. A sizable portion of the collection pertains to Dr. Long's publications and his work as editor.
Felix J. Neumann Papers
The collection documents a small portion of the personal life and professional activities of Dr. Neumann.
Harold J. Abrahams Papers
Jean Francois Coste,1741-1819, served as director of the medical staff and chief physician for the French expeditionary forces aiding America in the war of independence. Harold Justin Abrahams, 1901-, was a research associate at the Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia specializing in the history of chemistry and the history of medicine.
Historia de la medicina en Uruguay / Rafael Schiaffino
Typescript. Capitulo 1: Los medicos en el descubrimieto de America; capitulo 2: La primeras epidemias en las misiones guaranies siglo XVI.