Taking Place: The Spatial Contexts of Science, Technology, and Business History of Medicine Moloney draws upon letters and

Moloney draws upon letters and personal journals to give us a “behind the scenes” look at what hematology was like in its formative days

and poignantly the nostalgic memories of the residency years

when stored blood became an essential element in helping save the lives of innumerable servicemen

The papers on ethics and politics in this volume were originally presented at the Fourth Locarno International Conference on Science and Society in October 1989

Lundin and his colleagues reevaluate the social-engineering capacity of the Swedish state

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