Medicine transformed : health, disease and society in Europe, 1800-1930

Deborah C. Brunton

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List of illustrations List of contributors Introduction - Deborah Brunton 1. The localisation of disease - Laurence Brockliss 2. The changing shape of the hospital - Hilary Marland 3. Medical reform and medical practice - Deborah Brunton 4. Gender and medicine: midwives, nurses and women doctors - Maxine Rhodes 5. The development of surgery - Thomas Schlich 6. Public health: dealing with disease in populations - Deborah Brunton 7. Colonial and imperial medicine - Michael Worboys 8. Asylums, psychiatry and mental disorder c.1815-1914 - Jonathan Andrews 9. Motherhood and the state - Maxine Rhodes 10. The fortunes of eugenics - James Moore 11. The patient's perspective: access to care - Deborah Brunton 12. Medicine in war - Roger Cooter 13. The laboratory revolution - Harmke Kamminga Index

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