News Round Up Sunday Morning Medicine By Jacqueline Antonovich • December 30, 2012 Sharing TwitterFacebook A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news. Japan may un-apologize to WWII “comfort women.” Meet the perfect woman circa 1912. MythBusting the corset. New Zealand’s weirdest archival secrets. An imperial tomb too deadly to explore? Jack Klugman’s unheralded role in America’s medical history. Geneticists will analyze Adam Lanza’s DNA. Sand Creek Massacre descendants seek justice. In defense of the foreskin. Boys also entering puberty earlier. New FDR film, Hyde Park on the Hudson, more fiction than fact. Native American graffiti restored on Alcatraz. U.S. government’s anti-malaria cartoons. Childrearing advice from the Kansas State Board of Health, 1900-1920. Lead poisoning and ancient remedies.
