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Top Stories published by Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine in March of 2017

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Alessandra Muccio in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

Representations of Hysteria in Men

In an article published in European Neurology, Dr. Adam A. Dmytriw discusses the history of…

Kasey in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

PMS: Biology or Culture?

In Frank Bures’ article “Is PMS Real?: Or is it Just a Figment of Our Menstruation-Fearing Culture?”, Bures…

Katherine Frances in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

Transcending Gender: Assimilation, Identity, and Roman Imperial Portraits

Rosalind Lytle-Rich in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

Degrees of Sexism in Aristotle

Devin M. Henry’s program in his chapter “How Sexist Is Aristotle’s Developmental Biology?” is to discuss…

Nathalie Freeman in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

“Real” Hysteria in the Modern Age?

While many people consider “hysteria” to be a disease of the past, Erika Kinetz, of the New York…

Mackenzie Little in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

Putting the Supernatural Back Into Hysteria

Hysteria was thought to have many causes over time: the Greeks characterized it by a…

Helen Cattan-Prugl in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

Vampires, Body Snatchers, and Galen

Cyndy Hendershot’s article Vampire and Replicant: The One-Sex Body in a Two-Sex World attempts to…

Julia Pantalone in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

Madame President: Historical or Hysterical?

She coughs, she’s erratic and uncontrollable, she’ll suddenly collapse; hence she is…

Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

Here’s How We View Sex

Even reputable news organizations botch articles on gender and sex. In 2015, in the health section of The Washington…

Olivia Weiss in Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

A New Kind of Hysteria

In this article “Endometriosis, or Modern Hysteria?”, the author draws from her personal experience with endometrial…

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Sex, Gender, and the History of Medicine

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Nathalie Freeman

Helen Cattan-Prugl

Mackenzie Little

Muhannad Al Nisheiwat

Alexandra Trunnell

Carolina Alvarez

Julia Pantalone

Rosalind Lytle-Rich

Alessandra Muccio

Katherine Frances

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