Two Victorian Ladies and Military Medicine

Two Victorian ladies and military medicine.

Medicine and Community in Victorian Britain

Dickens and doctors: vignettes of Victorian medicine.

the most challenging part of the commission, painting the head and face, was the most trying day for me because I was unable to move my head without upsetting the pose. The artist often consulted the photographs and to my surprise used a tape measure to determine the relationships between various parts of my face. The technique of facial measurement derives from Holbein, the sixteenth century D...

The scientific revolution in Victorian medicine

agriculture" (pp. 193-267), "Medicine". including pharmacology (pp. 269-357), and "Sociology" (pp. 359-365). This volume is printed on good-quality paper, and is beautifully bound in glossy paper covers. One could easily appreciate the amount of work that was put into the preparation of the manuscripts of this volume, and in seeing them through the press. This review only covers the section tha...

Emergence of occupational medicine in Victorian times.

Lee, W. R. (1973). British Journal of Industrial Medicine, 30, 118-124. Emergence of occupational medicine in Victorian times. The events surrounding the establishment and development of legislation to protect the health of people at work in Victorian times are already well documented. This paper deals with some other aspects of the development of occupational medicine. Medical opinions at the ...