Self-centred myth maker
T. S. Eliot
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Sixth sense for poetry
The Redress of Poetry
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Liberty's neglected friend
The Social and Political Thought of Bertrand Russell
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Goddam history gets wired
The Communications Miracle
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A history of health
The Western Medical Tradition 800 BC to 1800 AD
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At home with psychiatric crisis
Emergency Mental Health Services in the Community
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From pen to scalpel
Knowledge and the Medical Traditions
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Healing medieval souls
The English Hospital 1070-1570
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Inference and influence
Quantification and the Quest for Medical Certainty
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Continent of discomfort and agitation
Soldiers in Zimbabwe's Liberation War - Are We Not Also Men?
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Accredit where it's due
Therapists are persuading universities to set up degree courses in complementary therapies. But critics are accusing them of trying to get recognition via the back door. Aisling Irwin reports. This...
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Doctors in self-help
Iain Percy-Robb and David Lloyd describe Glasgow medical school's pioneering curriculum. Undergraduates starting their medical studies at the University of Glasgow next October will follow a...
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A cure for teething problems
Dentist training has not kept pace with the improvement in people's teeth. Aubrey Sheiham argues for radical change. Dental caries have decreased dramatically in most industrialised countries in the...
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A dose of the same medicine
Alternative therapies must be subject to the same standards as orthodox medicine, argues Jack Howell. For nearly 140 years since the introduction of the Medical Act 1858, which introduced the...