Clio Medica/The Wellcome Series in the History of Medicine

Contributors
pp. i-iii(1)

Introduction
pp. 1-10(10)
Authors: Godelieve Van Heteren; Marijke Gijswijt-Hofstra; Tilli Tansey

Changing places: Illicit drugs, medicines, tobacco and nicotine in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
pp. 11-34(24)
Author: Virginia Berridge

Pharmacists, druggists and the spirit of Thorbecke: The shaping of Dutch pharmacy, 1865-c.1920
pp. 35-55(21)
Author: Frank Huisman

The 'Dutch drugstore' as an attempt to reshape pharmaceutical practice: The conflict between ethical and commercial pharmacy in Dutch cultures of medicines
pp. 57-74(18)
Author: Rein Vos

Community pharmacy in Great Britain: Mediation at the boundary between professional and lay care, 1920 to 1995
pp. 75-97(23)
Author: Stuart Anderson

Homoeopathy and its concern for purity: The Dutch case in the early-twentieth century
pp. 99-121(23)
Author: Marijke Gijswijt-Hofstra

Drugs for healthy people: The culture of testing hormonal contraceptives for women and men
pp. 123-140(18)
Author: Nelly Oudshoorn

Contrasting cultures of contraception: Birth control clinics and the working-classes in Britain between the wars
pp. 141-157(17)
Author: Kate Fisher

'Public spirited and enterprising volunteers': The Council for the Investigation of Fertility Control and the British clinical trials of the contraceptive pill, 1959–1973
pp. 159-182(24)
Author: Lara Marks

'Hygienic articles, patent medicines and rubber goods': Markets and meanings in early-twentieth century Netherlands.
pp. 183-202(20)
Authors: Willem de Blécourt

Streptomycin in postwar Britain: A cultural history of a miracle drug
pp. 203-227(25)
Author: Alan Yoshioka

About media, audiences and marketing medicines: The interferons
pp. 229-243(15)
Author: Toine Pieters

The billion dollar molecule: Taxol in historical and theoretical perspective
pp. 245-267(23)
Authors: Vivien Walsh; Jordan Goodman

Afterword: Who Cares? Remedies, care and cultures of healing in the twentieth century
pp. 269-282(14)
Author: Godelieve Van Heteren