In 1863, US Surgeon General William Hammond published a Treatise on Hygiene, perhaps the most influential medical text of the […]
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In 1863, US Surgeon General William Hammond published a Treatise on Hygiene, perhaps the most influential medical text of the […]
Last September, while out for a walk in a German village called Miesau, clusters of striking yellow blooms on tall […]
Throughout the eighteenth century, the British Royal Navy embarked on a scheme of hospital construction in the Atlantic World. The […]
Charity Adams Earley’s winter coat didn’t fit. At the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Training Center in Des Moines, Iowa, in […]
When Bob McIvery reported for his mandatory physical exam to determine if he could be drafted into the Army, the […]
Anuradha Bhagwati is not a dude-bro. She doesn’t defend “Murica” with blind reverence. She does not fit the common trope […]
Private Togo Piper didn’t have many personal belongings. When he died overseas in May 1943, all that was returned to […]
In December 1943 Colonel Derrick Vail, ophthalmologist and consultant to the Army Medical Department in Europe, wrote in a memo: […]
In the wake of the Women’s March, one thing is clear — we haven’t resolved a debate that has been […]
The image of Donald Trump signing an order reinstating the global gag rule this February was striking. Surrounded by a […]