Hygiea Internationalis

Volume 6, Issue 2, 2007

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DOI: 10.3384/hygiea.1403-8668.0771

Sam Willner

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 5-5

Introduction: Cultural History of Medical Regulations

Patrice Bourdelais

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 7-11

International Social Medicine between the Wars: Positioning a Volatile Concept

Iris Borowy

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 13-35

Medicine as a Social Political Science: The Case of Spain c. 1920

Esteban Rodríguez-Ocaña

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 37-52

Social Hygiene and Social Medicine in Interwar Czechoslovakia with the 13th District of the City of Prague as Its Laboratory

Hana Mášová

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 53-68

Films in Spanish Health Education: The Case of Child Health (1928–1936)

Enrique Perdiguero, Rosa Ballester and Ramón Castejón

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 69-97

Two Cultures of Regulation? The Production and State Control of Diphtheria Serum at the End of the Nineteenth Century in France and Germany

Axel C. Huentelmann

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 99-120

Contagion and Cultural Perceptions of Accepted Behaviour : Tuberculosis and Venereal Diseases in Scandinavia c.1900–c.1950

Ida Blom

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 121-133

Between the German Model and Liberal Medicine: The Negotiating Process of the State Health Care System in France and Spain (1919–1944)

María-Isabel Porras-Gallo

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 135-149

Outdated Fraudulent Healing? Homeopathy on Trial: The Homeopathic “Pill Scandal” in the 1950s and Modernisation of Health Care in Sweden

Motzi Eklöf

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 151-176

Health Care between Medicine and Religion: The Case of Catholic Western Germany around 1800

Walter Bruchhausen

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 177-194

What was the Best for an Infant from the Middle Ages to Early Modern Times in Europe?: The Discussion Concerning Wet Nurses

Sünje Prühlen

Hygiea Internationalis 2007 6(2): 195-213