37 | 2013
When Medicine Meets Gender
How has medicine contributed to shape bodies, from Antiquity to the present day? Can it be said that illnesses such as cancer, have a gender? When English women were banished to mental asylums in the nineteenth century, how did they rebel? Are our ideas about hormones and the menopause gender-related? In this issue of Clio, we discover a new history of the practice and discourse of medicine.
Editor’s notes
Editor for the English online edition: Siân Reynolds
Clio’s book reviews [“Clio a lu”] are not translated into English. They are available in French on the website of Clio. Femmes, Genre, Histoire : https://journals.openedition.org/clio
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To our readers [Full text]
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Editorial [Full text]
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The gender of cancer [Full text]
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Current Research
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Testimony
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Varia