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Parution - Social history of medicineVolume 26 Issue 1 February 2013Roberta BivinsComing ‘Home’ to (post)Colonial Medicine: Treating Tropical Bodies in Post-War BritainKim Price‘Where is the Fault?’: The Starvation of Edward Cooper at the Isle of Wight Workhouse in 1877Victoria Bates‘So Far as I Can Define without a Microscopical Examination’: Venereal Disease Diagnosis in English Courts, 1850–1914Gwen A. ParsonsThe Construction of Shell Shock in New Zealand, 1919–1939: A ReassessmentTania WoloshynLe Pays du Soleil: The Art of Heliotherapy on the Côte d'AzurÉlodie GirouxThe Framingham Study and the Constitution of a Restrictive Concept of Risk FactorAbigail WoodsIs Prevention Better than Cure? The Rise and Fall of Veterinary Preventive Medicine,c.1950–1980