| Issue | Title | |
| Vol 3 | A propos de quelques historiens de la médecine canadienne. | Abstract PDF |
| Sylvio LeBlond | ||
| Vol 2 | Analyses d'ouvrages: Gilles Maloney et Winnie Frohn, Concordance des oeuvres hippocratiques. | Abstract PDF |
| Jacques Desautels | ||
| Vol 2 | Because there is pain: Alcoholism, temperance and the Victorian physician. | Abstract PDF |
| Cheryl L. Krasnick | ||
| Vol 2 | Foucault plus twenty: On writing the history of Canadian psychiatry in the 1980's. | Abstract PDF |
| Thomas E. Brown | ||
| Vol 1 | Les médecins dans un monde clérical: L'Hôtel-Dieu de Québec au XlXe siècle. | Abstract PDF |
| Marcel Guay | ||
| Vol 1 | Naissance, vie et mort d'un groupe de parasites imaginaires: les Chlamydozoaires. | Abstract PDF |
| Jean Théodoridès | ||
| Vol 2 | Perspectives - The new Marxist orthodoxy: A critique. | Abstract PDF |
| Harvey G. Simmons | ||
| Vol 1 | Perspectives: On the Medicare crisis. | Abstract PDF |
| Jane Lewis | ||
| Vol 1 | Public health at the fair. | Abstract PDF |
| Joan Feather | ||
| Vol 2 | Sir James Alexander Grant, 1831-1920: Physician and politician. | Abstract PDF |
| W.E. Collins | ||
| Vol 2 | Smallpox management on Prince Edward Island, 1820-1940: From neglect to fulfilment. | Abstract PDF |
| Douglas O. Baldwin | ||
| Vol 16 | "A State Bordering on Insanity"?:Identifying Drug Addiction in Nineteenth-Century Canadian Asylums. | Abstract PDF |
| Daniel J. Malleck | ||
| Vol 20 | "Creative/Artistic Narratives of Illness". | Abstract PDF |
| Richard Arnold, Winona Baker, Donna Biffar, Marilyn Bowering, Allan Brown, Simmons Buntin, Dan Lukiv, K. Louise Schmidt, Marni Stanley | ||
| Vol 10 | "Dr. Tumblety, the Indian Herb Doctor": Politics, Professionalism, and Abortion in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Montreal | Abstract PDF |
| , Michael McCulloch | ||
| Vol 18 | "Evil Reports" for "Ignorant Minds"? Patient Experience and Public Confidence in the Emerging Modern Hospital: Vancouver General Hospital, 1912. | Abstract PDF |
| David Gagan, Rosemary Gagan | ||
| Vol 19, No 1 (2002) | "Filling the Gaps": Canadian Voluntary Nurses, the 1917 Halifax Explosion, and the Influenza Epidemic of 1918 | Abstract PDF |
| Linda J. Quiney | ||
| Vol 19 | "Filling the Gaps": Canadian Voluntary Nurses, the 1917 Halifax Explosion, and the Influenza Epidemic of 1918 | Abstract PDF |
| Linda J. Quiney | ||
| Vol 20 | "Gambling in Canada-From Vice to Disease to Responsibility: A Negotiated History". | Abstract PDF |
| Colin S. Campbell, Garry J. Smith | ||
| Vol 21 | "German Methods," "Unconditional Gifts," and the Full-time System: The Case Study of the University of Toronto, 1919-23 | Abstract |
| Marianne Fedunkiw | ||
| Vol 16 | "I Do Not Care for a Lunatic's Role": Modes of Regulation and Resistance Inside the Colquitz Mental Home, British Columbia, 1919-33. | Abstract PDF |
| Robert Menzies | ||
| Vol 20 | "Impossible Cases Can be Cured When All the Factors Are Known": Gender, Psychiatry and Toronto's Juvenile Court, 1912 -1930. | Abstract PDF |
| Brian Hogeveen | ||
| Vol 14 | "Its Baneful Influences Are Too Well Known": Debates over Drug Use in Canada, 1867-1908. | Abstract PDF |
| Daniel J. Malleck | ||
| Vol 17 | "Lively Combat": Kathleen Ellis and the Canadian Nurses Association's Lobby during the Second World War. | Abstract PDF |
| Sharon Richardson | ||
| Vol 19, No 1 (2002) | "No More Surprising Than a Broken Pitcher"? Maternal and Child Health in the Early Years of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau | Abstract PDF |
| Anne-Emanuelle Birn | ||
| Vol 19 | "No More Surprising Than a Broken Pitcher"? Maternal and Child Health in the Early Years of the Pan American Sanitary Bureau | Abstract PDF |
| Anne-Emanuelle Birn | ||
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