Polio: A Look Back at America’s Most Successful Public Health Campaign
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Smallpox on the Tongue: Rumors and Disease on the Early American Frontiers
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A History of Polio in America: Race, Disability, and Disease
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American Politics after Covid-19 and Trump: A Historical Perspective
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American Prohibitions: The War on Alcohol and the War on Drugs
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America’s First Vaccinators
Brother Doc: An Unlikely Twentieth-Century American Revolutionary
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Bugs, Worms, and Parasites: Tropical Disease in the South
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Civil Rights and Health Care in Postwar America
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Controversies over Vaccination throughout American History
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Dangerous Pregnancies: How an Epidemic Pushed Forward Women’s Reproductive Rights
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Disease, Death, and Memorials: The Agent Orange Quilt of Tears and the AIDS Memorial Quilt
Feminist Activism and American Health Politics since 1945
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Historians Face a 2020 Pandemic
How to Have History during an Epidemic: Can History Make You Healthy?
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“I’m Still Surviving”: Toward a Women’s History of HIV/AIDS
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Is Civil Rights a Public Health Strategy?
Josephine Roche and Beginning of Modern Health Care, 1928–1950
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Narratives of Survival during New York’s Yellow Fever Epidemics in the Founding Era
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