Physicians' Gallery
Een podcast door Physicians' Gallery at RCPE - Vrijdagen
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Ep.28 - The great influenza of 1918-20
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Ep.27 - The Medical Campaign Against Female Musical Education
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Ep.26 - Medical Innovation in the British Empire: The Edinburgh Connection
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Ep.25 - 1700s Dissection and the Stoic Ideal
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Ep.24 - What Killed Burns And What Did Not?
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Ep.23 - Animals And Their Pathologists In London, 1846 - 1900
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Ep.22 - After Burke And Hare: Procuring Corpses To Dissect In Scotland
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Ep.21 - The Age of Stress: Myth or Reality?
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Ep.20 - The Doctor-Patient Relationship In Art From Ancient Greece To The Present Day
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Ep.19 - The Evolution Of Controlled Trials
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Ep.18 - Epidemiology and the Science of Detection, 1890-1960
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Ep.17 - Benjamin Rush, the Yellow Fever, and the Rise of Physician Autobiography
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Ep.16 - Forensic Science In The Era Of Burke And Hare
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Ep.15 - Fashionable Stomach Complaints And The Mind In Georgian Britain
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Ep.14 - Irish Migration, Institutionalisation and Mental Illness in 1800s England
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Ep.13 - How Ideas about Psychiatric Trauma Evolved in the Two World Wars
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Ep.12 - George III And The Porphyria Myth
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Ep.11 - Patients’ Letters From The Royal Edinburgh Asylum
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Ep.10 - The Relationship Between Madness, Psychiatry And Gender
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Ep.9 - Victorian Skin
Gepubliceerd: 10-6-2020
This fortnightly podcast from the Physicians' Gallery at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh presents stories from medicine, past and present