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Toby Baratta, Sex Work and Stigma: A Historical Medical Approach
Vincent Benlloch, Born Dead: The Culture of Slavery in American Medicine, Then and Now
Hannah Boggess, “Intolerable Lesbian Lovers”: Medicine’s Control of Deviant Sexuality and Gender Norms
Nick Brule, The Solution to Weak Knees: A History of the Total Knee Replacement
Stephen Crouch, Prostitution, Syphilis, and Bodily Autonomy
Samuel Curry, “One of Our Greatest Investments”: Breastfeeding in the Early 20th Century United States
JP Defranco, The Outside Looking In: Social Influences on Mental Health
Annie Galloway, Nearsighted Normalcy: Evaluating What Frames Our Perspective on Normal Health and Illness
Su Lim, “First Do (No) Harm”: Unethical Human Experimentation and Ethics
Malena Maxwell, Let’s Talk about Intersex, Babies
Kirtimay Pendse, Women and Healthcare: Nursing in 19th Century Post Civil War America
William Rebelsky, Death, Profit, and Grinnell College
Charlie Rosenblum, The Effects of Medical Technology on the U.S. Economy
Hannah Storch, Changing Views About Syphilis and Sex Education Around World War I
Kate Strain, Kindred Spirits
Jherron Sutton, Black Women and Contraception
Whitney Teagle, Medicalizing Obesity: American Perceptions of Body and Health
Beth Tshuha, Relationships in Abortion
Sadie Tristam, Development of American Medical Education
Phil Trubee, The Evolution of Trauma Medicine in Wartime
Oliver Vande Stouwe, A History of Drug Advertising, Federal Drug Regulation, and the Doctor-Patient Relationship
Alexus Williams, Black Physicians in the South
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