Table of Contents
Issue 1
| Assistant Angels: Canadian Voluntary Aid Detachment Nurses in the Great War. | |
| Linda J. Quiney | 189-206 |
| Book Review - Andrée Yanacopoulo; Découverte de la sclérose en plaques. La raison nosographique. | |
| Guy Grenier | 233-234 |
| Book Review - Gaëtan Gatian de Clérambault; La fin d'une voyante. | |
| Andrée Yanacopoulo | 230-231 |
| Book Review - Georges Desrosiers, Benôit Gaumer and Othmar Keel; La santé publique au Québec. | |
| Andrée Yanacopoulo | 229-230 |
| Book Review - Georges Lantéri-Laura; La chronicité en psychiatrie. | |
| Andrée Yanacopoulo | 231-232 |
| Book Review - Jan Goldstein; Consoler et classifier. L'essor de la psychiatrie française. | |
| Guy Grenier | 236-237 |
| Book Review - Johanne Collin and Denis Béliveau; Histoire de la pharmacie au Québec. | |
| Guy Grenier | 235-236 |
| Book Review - Michel Sanchez-Gardenas and Marcel Zins-Ritter; Une mere tue son enfant. | |
| Andrée Yanacopoulo | 232-233 |
| Eugenics, McGill, and the Catholic Church in Montreal and Quebec: 1890-1942. | |
| Sebastian Normandin | 59-86 |
| Gouttes de lait et soif de pouvoir. Les dessous de la lutte contre la mortalité infantile à Montréal, 1910-1953. | |
| Denyse Baillargeon | 27-57 |
| La longue controverse de la vaccination antituberculeuse au Canada : le bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG), 1925-1975. | |
| Pierrick Malissard | 87-128 |
| Perspectives on Patients' History: Methodological Considerations on the Example of Recent German-Speaking Literature. | |
| Eberhard Wolff | 207-228 |
| The Right to the Best Medical Care: Dr. W. P. Warner and the Canadian Department of Veterans Affairs, 1945-55. | |
| Mary Tremblay |
| Une naissance conjointe : l'émergence de la kinésithérapie en France et l'installation de la physiothérapie au Québec. Trajectoires en miroirs. | |
| Remi Remondière | 153-187 |
| Venereal Disease and Public Health Administration in Newfoundland in the 1930s and 1940s. | |
| Peter Neary | 129-151 |
Issue 2
| Book Review - Jerry L. Gaw; A Time to Heal: The Diffusion of Listerism in Victorian Britain. | |
| J.T.H. Connor | 401-402 |
| Book Review - Patrick James Bishop; A Bibliography of R. T. H. Laennec (1781-1826). | |
| Jock Murray | 401 |
| Coughing Blood: Tuberculosis Deaths and Data on the Yakama Indian Reservation, 1911-64. | |
| Clifford E. Trafzer | 251-276 |
| L'intérêt d'un médecin de province du XVIIe siècle pour les eaux minérales et les monstres. | |
| Jean-Claude Dubé | 337-349 |
| Major Medical Explanations for High Infant Mortality in Nineteenth-Century Europe. | |
| Vincent J. Knapp | 317-336 |
| Perfect Subjects: Race, Tuberculosis,and the Qu'Appelle BCG Vaccine Trial. | |
| Maureen Lux | 277-295 |
| The Ethics of Farming-Out: Ideology, The State, and the Asylum in Nineteenth-Century Quebec. | |
| James E. Moran | 297-316 |
| William Fulton Gillespie, 1891-1949: Transitional Figure in Western Canadian Academic Surgery. | |
| R.A. Macbeth | 379-400 |
| Wood Engraving and the Illustration of American Surgical Texts during the Nineteenth Century. | |
| Christopher Hoolihan | 351-378 |