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History of
Health Sciences Supercourse:
Project, designed to deliver the scientific
lectures on History of
Health Sciences to physicians, public
health specialists and the scientists across the world
Mission
To collect and distribute the best
scientific lectures on History of
Health Sciences
Lectures From Clemson
University:
Reshaping the English Landscape to Minimize
Disease
Reshaping the American Landscape to Minimize
Disease
Lectures by Sharif Kaf Al-Ghazal, Plastic & Reconstructive
surgeon, England:
The discovery of the pulmonary circulation - who should get the credit: ibn
Al-Nafis or William Harvey?
in Chinese
The origin of Bimaristans (hospitals) in Islamic medical history
Al-Zahrawi
(Albucasis) : A light in the dark middle ages in Europe
Other Related Lectures:
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DIABETES – ITS HISTORY IN THE LAST 50 YEARS
in Chinese
History of Public Health in Russia. From 1800’s to 1917
Russian Health profiles in Transition
The History of Bioterrorism
in Chinese
in Spanish
Global
Polio Eradication: history, achievements & challenges
Birth Abnormalities:
Changing Interpretations Across Time
Emerging Infectious
Diseases and Bioterrorism |
History of Health Sciences Supercourse Lectures
William Osler’s Impact on the Principles and Practice of Medicine
Historical
Problems Associated with the Report on Medical Education in the United
States and Canada by Abraham Flexner of Louisville, Kentucky
The History of
Public Health
in Chinese
Short History of NIH
(in Spanish)
Cholera-History
A Brief Introduction to Epidemiology - II (History of Infectious
Disease & Epidemiology)
(In Spanish)
The History of The Pan
American Health Organization
Can We Learn From
History? Policy Responses & Strategies to Meet Health Care Needs in Times of
Severe Economic Crisis
Osler’s “Study of
the Act of Dying” (1900-1904): An Analysis of the Original Data
Civil War Medicine
Doctor Franklin’s Medicine. The Electrical Cure
A
Corrosive Plaster for Vices (Medical Ethics in 17th & Early 18th Century,
New England)
The Medical
Environment of the Ironclad Navy
Thomas
Young: Physician Polymath
1976 Swine Flu
Vaccine Debacle and U.S. Vaccine Strategy for Avian Flu: History
Repeating Itself?
Celestial
Harmony, Religeous Acrimony and Medical Redemption
Public Health
Nursing for Blacks in the Jim Crow South |
Lectures by
Jonathon Erlen,
Coordinator of the History
project, University of Pittsburgh, PA:
ANCIENT HISTORY OF MEDICINE
ANCIENT GREEK MEDICINE
ANCIENT ALEXANDRIAN AND ROMAN MEDICINE
AIDS BASIC THEMES
DURING EPIDEMICS
Birth Control and
Abortion in American History
Folk Medicine,
Health Fads, and Faith Healing
History of
American Health Insurance
History of
American Public Health
History of
American Quackery
The Expanding
Scope of History of Science: Doctoral Dissertations Part I
Part II
Accessing Untapped
Research on Women’s Health
BYZANTINE AND ISLAMIC MEDICINE. Part I
Part II
FACTORS IN THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN PUBLIC
HEALTH HISTORY. Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IY
AMERICAN COLONIAL MEDICINE. Part I
Part II
Part III
AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEDICINE
AMERICAN THERAPEUTICS REVOLUTIONARY TO THE
CIVIL WAR. Part I
Part II
Other resiurcers:
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If
you have any comments or questions on this page or the Supercourse, please
contact Professor
Ronald E LaPorte or Professor
Jonathon Erlen. If you would like to donate a lecture to the
Supercourse, please contact
Faina Linkov or
Eugene Shubnikov