Original Articles

‘Lead[ing] 'em by the Nose into Publick Shame and Derision’: Gaspare Tagliacozzi, Alexander Read and the Lost History of Plastic Surgery, 1600–1800
Emily Cock
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 1–21

Of the China Root: A Case Study of the Early Modern Circulation of Materia Medica
Anna E. Winterbottom
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 22–44

The State, the People and the Care of Sick and Injured Sailors in Late Stuart England
Matthew Neufeld and Blaine Wickham
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 45–63

Mr Giovanni Succi Meets Dr Luigi Luciani in Florence: Hunger Artists and Experimental Physiology in the Late Nineteenth Century
Agustí Nieto-Galan
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 64–81

Performing State Medicine During its ‘Frustrating’ Years: Epidemiology and Bacteriology at the Local Government Board, 1870–1900
Jacob Steere-Williams
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 82–107

The ‘Regiment of Skeletons’: A First World War Medical Collection
Samuel J. M. M. Alberti
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 108–133

Inter-imperial Learning and African Health Care in Portuguese Angola in the Interwar Period
Samuël Coghe
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 134–154

‘Roy Porter Student Prize Essay, 2012’ Easing the Passing: R v Adams and Terminal Care in Postwar Britain
Caitlin Mahar
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 155–171

‘Pretty Pioneering-Spirited People’: Genetic Counsellors, Gender Culture, and the Professional Evolution of a Feminised Health Field, 1947–1980
Devon Stillwell
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 172–193

Book Reviews

Helen King, The One-Sex Body on Trial: The Classical and Early Modern Evidence
Kirk D. Read
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 194–195

Joan Cadden, Nothing Natural Is Shameful: Sodomy and Science in Late Medieval Europe
Helmut Puff
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 195–196

Pratik Chakrabarti, Medicine & Empire: 1600–1960
Neil Singh
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 197–198

Anna Shepherd, Institutionalizing the Insane in Nineteenth-Century England
Rebecca Wynter
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 198–200

Gerald V. O'Brien, Framing the Moron: The Social Construction of Feeble-mindedness in the American Eugenic Era
Alexandra Minna Stern
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 200–201

James C. Mohr, Licensed to Practice – The Supreme Court Defines the American Medical Profession
John Harris
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 201–203

Peter Kirby, Child Workers and Industrial Health in Britain 1780–1850
Hugh Cunningham
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 203–204

Paul Laxton and Richard Rodger, Insanitary City: Henry Littlejohn and the Condition of Edinburgh
Bill Luckin
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 204–206

Angelique Richardson (ed.), After Darwin: Animals, Emotions, and the Mind
Andrew Ball
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 206–207

Lundy Braun, Breathing Race into the Machine: The Surprising Career of the Spirometer from Plantation to Genetics
Jock McCulloch
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 207–209

Alan Derickson, Dangerously Sleepy: Overworked Americans and the Cult of Manly Wakefulness
Elizabeth Faue
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 209–210

Henriette Rémi, Hommes sans visage
Marjorie Gehrhardt
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 210–211

Rhodri Hayward, The Transformation of the Psyche in British Primary Care 1880–1970
Stephen Casper
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 212–213

Cassandra S. Crawford, Phantom Limb: Amputation, Embodiment and Prosthetic Technology
Wendy Gagen
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 213–214

Paula A. Michaels, Lamaze: An International History
Angela Davis
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 214–216

Marius Turda, Eugenics and Nation in Early 20th Century Hungary
Maria Bucur
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 216–217

Jill Allison, Motherhood and Infertility in Ireland: Understanding the Presence of Absence
Liberty Walther Barnes
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 217–218

Marika Seigel, The Rhetoric of Pregnancy
Wendy Kline
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 219–220

Tamara Giles-Vernick and James L. A. Webb (eds), Global Health in Africa: Historical Perspectives on Disease Control
Vivek Neelakantan
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 220–221

Virginia Berridge, Demons: Our Changing Attitudes to Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drugs
David T. Courtwright
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 221–223

Perry N. Halkitis, The AIDS Generation: Stories of Survival and Resilience
Natalie L. Gravelle
Soc Hist Med 2015 28: 223–224