America’s oldest public hospital started as a tiny, one-room infirmary in a New York City almshouse in 1736. Two hundred […]

America’s oldest public hospital started as a tiny, one-room infirmary in a New York City almshouse in 1736. Two hundred […]
When my grandmother died from a mucosal melanoma (a form of skin cancer) in 2015, I sat around with my […]
Eugenics is still a dirty word. It makes us think about science gone horribly wrong. It reminds us of the […]
In 1912, the United States Public Health Service (PHS) set out to survey trachoma rates among two populations: Appalachian Whites […]
In 1967, a group of clergy in New York City founded the Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion (CCS) to “bring […]
On the first day of his presidency, Donald Trump reinstated the global gag rule on abortion. This is no great […]
Case I. May 27 1885. A. R. age 25 White, single. First pregnancy. Operation had been performed on her ten […]
Located in the lobby of the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema in Brooklyn, the House of Wax is a dimly lit bar […]
In childbirth politics as in all politics, extreme viewpoints make the news, and sensible centrists are ignored. A couple of […]
[gblockquote source=’Bettina Judd, patient.‘]HOW TO MEASURE PAIN I In the woman it is a checklist: Can you imagine anything worse […]
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