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Parution Social history of medicine, Volume 23, Number 1, April 2010Ezra Hasson, Capacity to Marry: Law, Medicine and Conceptions of InsanityShang-Jen Li, Discovering ‘The Secrets of Long and Healthy Life’: John Dudgeon on Chinese HygieneMelissa S. Dale, Understanding Emasculation: Western Medical Perspectives on Chinese EunuchsR. Danielle Egan and Gail Hawkes, Childhood Sexuality, Normalization and the Social Hygiene Movement in the Anglophone West, 1900–1935Stephen Garton, Criminal Propensities: Psychiatry, Classification and Imprisonment in New York State 1916–1940Nafsika Thalassis, Useless Soldiers: The Dilemma of Discharging Mentally Unfit Soldiers during the Second World WarMical Raz, Psychosurgery, Industry and Personal Responsibility, 1940–1965James Bennett, Keeping the Wolfenden from the Door? Homosexuality and the ‘Medical Model’ in New ZealandJohn Abraham and Courtney Davis, Discovery and Management of Adverse Drug Reactions: The Nomifensine Hypersensitivity Syndrome, 1977–1986Accéder à la revue