Pensacola in 1770

The making of man-midwifery: childbirth in England, 1660–1770

history of social policy, for it is all too easy to assume that identification and classification somehow make it easier to "target" areas of special need. What the municipal authorities seem to have taken for granted is the interpenetration of problems such as poverty, health, training and homelessness, acknowledging thereby the social basis of many medical problems and the need to encourage e...

Spinoza in Denmark and the fall of Struensee, 1770-1772.

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La médicalisation de la société française 1770–1830

demonstration that surgical innovation was slow and often uncertain when chronicled day by day. It is a pity that the author, having surveyed such vast information and having gained such insight into the realities of innovation, should not have attempted some analysis or synthesis of his material. Perhaps another volume is in preparation: let us hope it is a slimmer one. David Hamilton Universi...

Youth and history. Tradition and change in European age relations 1770–present

Biol. Pharm. Bull. 28(9) 1770—1772 (2005)

pheromones in many vertebrates. Pheromones have been found in saliva, skin gland secretions, and urine. For example, pheromones in the urine excreted from male and female rats induce various changes in gonadal function and endocrine state, including reflex ovulation in the absence of coitus and mounting, and a reduction in the oestrous cycle of female rats from 5 to 4 d, and oestrous synchrony ...