Tag Archives: Canadian Bulletin of Medical History

Scottish Military Suicide in the Long Twentieth Century

CBMH contributor Dr. Simon Harold Walker discusses his research related to his latest article "The Greater Good: Agency and Inoculation in the British Army, 1914–18.”

This entry was posted in From the Author and tagged typhoid, soldiers, inoculation, First World War, coercion, Canadian Bulletin of Medical History, agency on July 8, 2019 by Amber Dilabbio.
A General Good Time

Canadian Bulletin of Medical History contributor Matthew Smith discusses his article “Snips and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails”: Boys and Behaviour in the USA.

This entry was posted in From the Author and tagged United States, mental health, Gender, children, Canadian Bulletin of Medical History, ADHD on April 22, 2019 by Amber Dilabbio.
Presumed Heterosexuality in the Archives

CBMH contributor Erin Gallagher-Cohoon discusses records in medical history within the lens of presumed heterosexuality.

This entry was posted in From the Author and tagged venereal diseases, US Public Health Service, prostitution, human experimentation, homosexuality, heterosexuality, Guatemala STD Study, Canadian Bulletin of Medical History on November 26, 2018 by Amber Dilabbio.

Scottish Military Suicide in the Long Twentieth Century