Sunday Morning Medicine
Sunday Morning Medicine
Nursing Clio Editorial CollectiveA weekly check-up of gender, medicine, and history in the news
- Pear power.
- Female husbands.
- The (yelling) mothers of us all.
- Athens, Georgia in Reagan’s America.
- The Black American amputation epidemic.
- Lessons from the history of the polio vaccine.
- How do we record history in the internet age?
- Electric lighting and the housewife’s moral challenge.
- Frederick Law Olmsted’s war on disease and disunity.
- Half of accounts tweeting about coronavirus are likely bots.
- How do you get people to wear face masks? Ask a sex educator.
- Feminist multi-front battle to end FDA’s abortion pill restriction.
- Addicts, alcoholics, and communal living in postwar Los Angeles.
- My mom’s pot brownies were legendary during the AIDS epidemic.
- Ida B. Wells biography, written by great-granddaughter, set for 2021.
- What being a child of the AIDS epidemic taught me about coronavirus.
Featured image caption: Class at Aberdeen, Wash. Chapter, Northwestern Division in Home Hygiene and care of the sick. Miss Elvira Rosengren, Instructor. Aberdeen. United States Washington State aberdeen washington, 1919. Photograph. (Courtesy Library of Congress)
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