As RFK questions germ theory, and measles ravages unvaccinated children, Americans need to know what is at risk. Americans died […]

As RFK questions germ theory, and measles ravages unvaccinated children, Americans need to know what is at risk. Americans died […]
I recently received an unusual request—could I explain miasma theory to an NPR reporter? Miasma theory is suddenly newsworthy, roughly […]
Historians of marginalized groups face a common problem: the people about whom they want to write often did not leave […]
Martha Foster Crawford thought that she would literally die. Hagiographical stories of missionary wives who had succumbed in the foreign […]
Over the last 13 years, my mom went from a fast-moving and passionate high school teacher often described as “Mach […]
If Nursing Clio were a work of historical fiction set in England in the early 19th century, it would be […]
I got the chance to speak with historian Elizabeth Garner Masarik about her new book The Sentimental State: How Women-Led […]
Even if you are not a gym rat or a sport enthusiast, it is almost impossible today to escape the […]
Nursing Clio’s fourth annual best article prize went to Courtney E. Thompson, an associate professor of the History at Mississippi […]
When I wrote a dissertation about literary pregnancy, I had never been pregnant. By the time I submitted a manuscript […]
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