Sarah Arena, “Read All About It! The Abortion Debate in the Nineteenth Century American Press”
Joyce Bartlett, “Back to the Land”
Omri Benami, “Stealing Hurts: A Historical Examination of Health Care Fraud and Abuse in America”
Irene Bruce, “There Will (Not) Be Blood”
Meredith Carroll, “‘Frailty, Danger, and Isolation’: Turn-of-the-Century America and the Pathologization of Old Age”
Patrick Dowd, “Trickle-Down Addiction”
Johanna Foster, “Autonomous and Insane: The Gendered, Classed, and Raced Pathologization of Women’s Minds”
Lucy Gross, “Xenotransplantation: Dr. Frankenstein’s Latest Creation”
Monica Knaack, “Survival of the Fittest (Or the Richest)”
Collin Kramer, “Health Care for the Dying American: A Brief History”
Marisa Leib-Neri, “‘Everything in Nature goes in curves and circles’: Native American Concepts of Disability”
Richard Li, “Shooting Up: Development of the Hypodermic Syringe”
Anthony Mack, “What You Can’t See May Indeed Hurt You: A Historical Analysis of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder”
Connor Mulligan, “Prozac or Depression: A History of Opposing Theories”
Ashley Murphy, “An Increase in the Mind-Body Interaction in Healthcare: The Importance of Yoga”
Ruth Riedl, “Anatomy of a Pandemic: What Went Wrong During the 1918 Influenza Outbreak?”
Rebecca Salter, “Early Eating Disorders…Are They Actually Anorexia Nervosa?”
Ellen Schneider, “Let Your Freak Flag Fly: Constructing Health and Reinforcing American Exceptionalism through the Display of Othered Bodies “
Colton Silvia, “Willing to Serve, Unable to Wait”
