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Steve Adubato, PhD — The Legacy of Karen Ann Quinlan - 40 Years Later — Spring 2016
Dennis Cornfield, MD — Frederick Douglas Memorial Hospital and Training School: A Historical Perspective — Spring 2017
Dennis Cornfield, MD — The Hospital at Bush Hill: Philadelphia’s Response to the 1793 Yellow Fever Epidemic — Summer 2020
Dennis Cornfield, MD — Ladies First: The West Philadelphia Hospital for Women — Fall 2022
Julie Fairman, PhD — A Historian’s Look at the 2012 IOM Report on The Future of Nursing — Fall 2012
Janet Golden, PhD — A Cultural History of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome — Winter 2010
Gerald N. Grob, PhD — A Cautionary Tale: Tonsillectomy in Modern America — Winter 2008
Gerald N. Grob, PhD — The Evolution of Fibromyalgia In Modern America — Fall 2014
Commissioner Heather Howard — Pandemic Influenza Planning Is Shared Responsibility — Fall 2008
Margaret Humphreys — Climate Change and Mosquito-Borne Disease: A Historical Perspective —Spring 2009
John Zen Jackson, Esq & Henry H. Sherk, MD — James Still: “The Black Doctor of the Pines” — Fall 2012
John Zen Jackson, Esq. — In the Matter of Karen Ann Quinlan After 40 Years: Some Personal Remembrances from the Sidelines of History — Winter 2016
John Zen Jackson, Esq. — From South Jersey Roots: The Many Facets of Dr. John S. Rock — Winter 2016
John Zen Jackson, Esq. — Walt Whitman’s Healing Presence — Winter 2022
John Zen Jackson, Esq. — Dedicated Volunteer Nurse and Devoted Wife During the Civil War — Spring 2022
John Zen Jackson, Esq. — Sir William Osler and His Eccentric New Jersey Patient — Spring 2023
Robert M. Klein, MD — The Legacies of Dr. Jokichi Takamine — Fall 2008
Alan M. Kraut, PhD — Guardians of the Gate: The Ellis Island Hospitals and Immigrant Patients in the late 19th and Early 20th Centuries — Spring 2013
Alan J. Lippman, MD — Protest by Arson: The Burning of the “Quarantine” — Winter 2021
Sandra Moss, MD, MA — Infantile Paralysis: The Newark Polio Epidemic of 1916 — Winter 2017
Sandra Moss, MD, MA — Joseph William Stickler: Scarlatina and the Wrath of the Anti-Vivisectionists — Fall 2018
J. Alexander Navarro, PhD, Alexandra Minna Stern, PhD, & Howard Markel, MD, PhD — The 1918 Influenza Epidemic Hits Princeton University — Winter 2009
John Parascondola — The Fall and Rise of Syphilis in America Since World War II — Spring 2010
Henry H. Sherk, MD — Professor Roentgen and His Ray: The Evolution of Technology in Medicine — Spring 2008
Henry H. Sherk, MD — Edward J. Ill: His Life, Times and the Award in His Honor — Winter 2008
Arleen Marcia Tuchman, PhD — History of Diabetes — Winter 2013
James C. Whorton, PhD — Disease and Civilization: Constipation & Health Since the Industrial Revolution — Summer 2013
Leah Z. Ziskin, MD, MS — How Margaret Sanger and John Rock Changed the World — Fall 2010