News Round Up Sunday Morning Medicine By Jacqueline Antonovich • October 15, 2017 Sharing TwitterFacebook A weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news The price of fashion in 1910. A reconstructed Auschwitz letter. Mary Webster survives a hanging. Who owns Marsha P. Johnson’s story? Cholera remedies in the mid-19th century. Century-old vial sheds light on first vaccine. The women artists on the London Underground. Tracing the life on a 19th-century female convict. Demonic possession films have a gender problem. From the vapours to sad face: a history of emotion. St. Louis gay history unfolds on an interactive map. Briefing Margaret Thatcher on punk and pop music. The existential horror created by the first x-ray images. Thalidomide campaigners in talks with German government. Donuts & apple cider: an autumn tradition brought to you by cars. A shoebox full of stories and drawings sheds light on 19th-century boyhood.
