History, 19th Century Concept

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• 125 Years of Perceptual-Motor Skill Research  Academic Article
• 17th Century Variola Virus Reveals the Recent History of Smallpox  Academic Article
• 1933-2003: lessons from 70 years of experience with mental health, capacity and consent legislation in Ontario  Academic Article
• A historical perspective on recent studies of social learning about foods by Norway rats.  Academic Article
• Abandoning Nature: Swimming Pools and Clean, Healthy Recreation in Hamilton, Ontario, c. 1930s–1950s  Academic Article
• Albert C. Broders' Paradigm Shifts Involving the Prognostication and Definition of Cancer  Academic Article
• Antabuse's diamond anniversary: Still sparkling on?  Academic Article
• Antithrombotic drugs for thromboembolic disorders: A lesson in evidence-based medicine  Academic Article
• Attitudes towards vaccination among chiropractic and naturopathic students  Academic Article
• Back to the future? Active learning of medical physiology in the 1900s  Academic Article
• Canadian landmark case: Regina v. Swain: translating M'Naughton into twentieth century Canadian.  Academic Article
• Chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency in multiple sclerosis: a historical perspective.  Academic Article
• Closing remarks and brief historical review  Conference Paper
• Crusading for the Forgotten: Dr. Peter Bryce, Public Health, and Prairie Native Residential Schools  Academic Article
• Cytopathology: Why did it take so long to thrive?  Academic Article
• Daniel Smith Lamb (1843–1929): A window into the early histories of the Army Medical Museum and Howard University Medical School  Academic Article
• Dispensers, Obeah and Quackery: Medical Rivalries in Post-Slavery British Guiana  Academic Article
• Dr Arthur Wakefield on Mount Everest in 1922: ‘This has not been by any Manner of Means a Picnic”  Academic Article
• Dr William Bruce (1835-1920), the scottish highland spa at strathpeffer; and a possible description of polymyalgia rheumatica.  Academic Article
• Early history of transylvania medical college: The saga of a disputed autopsy precipitating a duel and grave robbing  Academic Article
• Everyday health histories and the making of place: the case of an English coastal town  Academic Article
• Evidence-Based Medicine: Old French Wine with a New Canadian Label?  Academic Article
• Exploring nurse education in Canada, Finland and the United States.  Academic Article
• Fitting Linear Mixed-Effects Models Using lme4  Academic Article
• Founders of Pediatric Pathology: Ward Thomas Burdick (1878–1928)  Academic Article
• From Anaesthesia for Neurosurgery to Neuroanaesthesia. A Historical Note  Academic Article
• From Eugenic Euthanasia to Habilitation of ``Disabled'' Children: Andreas Rett's Contribution  Academic Article
• From shame to fame: The improbable career of the great anatomist‐surgeon D. Hayes Agnew  Academic Article
• Gothic Pedagogy and Victorian Reform Treatises  Academic Article
• Growth in an English population from the Industrial Revolution  Academic Article
• Henry Ware Cattell and Walt Whitman's Brain  Academic Article
• Herald waves of cholera in nineteenth century London  Academic Article
• History of Gynecologic Pathology XXVIII  Academic Article
• How the public autopsy of a slave Joice Heth launched P.T. Barnum's career as the Greatest Showman on Earth  Academic Article
• Hypothesis: Hughlings Jackson and presynaptic inhibition: is there a big picture?  Academic Article
• In Reply  Academic Article
• In memoriam: Harry J. Worthing; 1888-1958.  Academic Article
• Is Antigenic Sin Always “Original?” Re-examining the Evidence Regarding Circulation of a Human H1 Influenza Virus Immediately Prior to the 1918 Spanish Flu  Academic Article
• Karel Frederick Wenckebach (1864-1940): a giant of medicine.  Academic Article
• Limits of imagination: the 150th Anniversary of Mendel’s Laws, and why Mendel failed to see the importance of his discovery for Darwin’s theory of evolution  Academic Article
• Managing neuropsychiatric disease with transcranial magnetic stimulation.  Academic Article
• Martha Wollstein of Babies Hospital in New York City (1868–1939)—The First North American Pediatric Pathologist  Academic Article
• Martha Wollstein: A pioneer American female clinician-scientist  Academic Article
• Maude Abbott and the Origin and Mysterious Disappearance of the Canadian Medical War Museum  Academic Article
• Metropolitan policies and colonial practices at the boys’ reformatory in British Guiana  Academic Article
• Micro‐CT assessment of dental mineralization defects indicative of vitamin D deficiency in two 17th–19th century Dutch communities  Academic Article
• Neuroprogression and staging in psychiatry: historical considerations  Academic Article
• Nightingale's geography  Academic Article
• Patterns of smallpox mortality in London, England, over three centuries  Academic Article
• People behind Exclusive Eponyms of Radiologic Signs (Part I)  Academic Article
• People behind Exclusive Eponyms of Radiologic Signs (Part II)  Academic Article
• Philip Hillkowitz The “Granddaddy of Medical Technologists” and Cofounder of the American Society for Clinical Pathologists and the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society  Academic Article
• Predictable and Preventable: Historical and Current Efforts to Improve Child Injury Prevention  Academic Article
• Putting heparin into perspective: its history and the evolution of its use during percutaneous coronary interventions.  Academic Article
• Radiographically recognizable? An investigation into the appearance of osteomalacic pseudofractures  Academic Article
• Reappraisal of Malthus  Academic Article
• Rheumatoid arthritis: some personal considerations on aetiology and treatment. Part 1.  Academic Article
• Schumann's hand injury.  Academic Article
• Science beyond boundary: are premature discoveries things of the past?  Academic Article
• Seasonality of conception in hutterite colonies of Europe (1758–1881) and North America (1858–1964)  Academic Article
• Second-Pandemic Strain ofVibrio choleraefrom the Philadelphia Cholera Outbreak of 1849  Academic Article
• Sins of Our Fathers: Two of The Four Doctors and Their Roles in the Development of Techniques to Permit Covert Autopsies  Academic Article
• Sir William Osler (1849-1919): His Opinion of Modern Therapeutics  Academic Article
• Sir William Osler (1849–1919) and the paternity of William Willoughby Francis (1878–1959): Review of the evidence  Academic Article
• Skeletal manifestations of infantile scurvy  Academic Article
• Skeletal manifestations of rickets in infants and young children in a historic population from England  Academic Article
• Suicide, Mental Illness, and Psychiatry in Queensland, 1890-1950  Academic Article
• The Radicalization of Breast Cancer Surgery: Joseph Colt Bloodgood’s Role in William Stewart Halsted’s Legacy  Academic Article
• The changing face of dying in Australia  Academic Article
• The development of the frozen section technique, the evolution of surgical biopsy, and the origins of surgical pathology.  Academic Article
• The effect of morphine on symptoms of endogenous depression.  Academic Article
• The effects of socioeconomic status on endochondral and appositional bone growth, and acquisition of cortical bone in children from 19th century Birmingham, England  Academic Article
• The evolution, etiology and eventualities of the global health security regime  Academic Article
• The fable of “The Doctor and the Goose,” by Charles Chauvin Boisclair Deléry, D.M.P.  Academic Article
• The origins and genomic diversity of American Civil War Era smallpox vaccine strains  Academic Article
• The rachitic tooth: The use of radiographs as a screening technique  Academic Article
• The social life of data points: Antecedents of digital technologies  Academic Article
• The treatment of acute rheumatism by salicin, by T.J. Maclagan--The Lancet, 1876.  Academic Article
• Tuberculosis vaccines: the past, present and future  Academic Article
• Understanding Allergic Asthma from Allergen Inhalation Tests  Academic Article
• Virginia Woolf, neuroprogression, and bipolar disorder  Academic Article
• Wilkie Collins: Victorian Novelist as Psychopharmacologist  Academic Article
• “Osler Warned”: Was William Osler a Grave Robber While at McGill or Was He a Victim (or Perpetrator) of One Final Practical Joke?  Academic Article