Review:
"Anyone interested in the medical history of the United States in the past two centuries will find these essays of great interest."--"The Lancet" Anyone interested in the medical history of the United States in the past two centuries will find these essays of great interest. "The Lancet"" A major work. Norman Gevitz, "Journal of the American Medical Association"" Teachers will find "Sickness and Health in America" well suited to their needs. It was designed as an introductory reader for basic courses in the history of American medicine and public health and follows a coherent topical pattern. Todd L. Savitt, "Clio Medica"" "Teachers will find "Sickness and Health in America" well suited to their needs. It was designed as an introductory reader for basic courses in the history of American medicine and public health ... and follows a coherent topical pattern."--Todd L. Savitt, "Clio Medica" "A major work."--Norman Gevitz, "Journal of the American Medical Association" "Teachers will find "Sickness and Health in America" well suited to their needs. It was designed as an introductory reader for basic courses in the history of American medicine and public health ... and follows a coherent topical pattern."--Todd L. Savitt, "Clio Medica" "A major work."--Norman Gevitz, "Journal of the American Medical Association"
About the Author:
Judith Walzer Leavitt is professor of history of medicine, history of science, and women s studies and the associate dean for faculty at the medical school, University of Wisconsin Madison. Her many books include "The Healthiest City" and "Women and Health in America," both also available from the University of Wisconsin Press, and "Typhoid Mary." Ronald L. Numbers is William Coleman Professor of the History of Science and Medicine, University of Wisconsin Madison. His many books include "The Creationists," "God and Nature," and "Caring and Curing.""
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