The Colloquium on the History of Psychiatry and Medicine
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Publication 'The Fourth Estate in Medicine' — The History of the Medical Journal and the Medical Profession in the United States, 1797–Present
(2020-12-17) Podolsky, Scott; Satin, DavidPublication International Perspectives on Medicine and the Holocaust
(Colloquium on the History of Psychiatry and Medicine, 2021) Satin, David; Hildebrandt, Sabine; Kuntz, BenjaminThe Colloquium on the History of Psychiatry and Medicine has been offered since 1989 through the Harvard Medical School, McLean Hospital Department of Postgraduate and Continuing Education, and the Countway Library’s Center for the History of Medicine. It offers people working at their clinical, research, or other occupations an opportunity to step back and see their working lives in the context of the past and the future. It could be argued that it is only in such a historical context that our activities and life as a whole has meaning. And it could be argued that workers in the field make unique contributions to history as well as other fields of research. In spring 2021, the Colloquium was privileged to present a series of lectures entitled “International Perspectives on Medicine and the Holocaust”, organized by David Satin, Sabine Hildebrandt, and Benjamin Kuntz, and presented by a group of international researchers. The mid twentieth century’s rise of extremist political systems, wars, and struggles for principles of behavior, governance, and justice confront humankind with moral issues writ large. Medicine is a societal institution that carries an especially weighty tradition of social responsibility and ethical ideals. How did medicine respond to these societal distortions? How was it influenced by its social environment and how did it, in turn, affect them? Now, too, we are wrestling with great social pressures. How are we coping? What do we have to learn from the great cauldron of the mid twentieth century and its Holocaust? And can we learn?
Publication Learning from History? Medicine, Bioethics, and the Holocaust
(2021-01-13) Schütz, Mathias; Satin, DavidPublication Medicine During The Nazi Period and the Holocaust: Myths, Historical Evidence and Implications for Medical Ethics and Professionalism
(2021-02-10) Roelcke, Volker; Satin, DavidPublication Medicine and the Holocaust in Occupied Poland
(2021-03-10) Uzarczyk, Kamila; Satin, DavidPublication Jewish Prisoner-Physicians During the Holocaust: Macro and Micro Contexts
(2021-04-14) Siegel, Sari J.; Satin, DavidPublication Jewish Medicine and Jewish Physicians In The Ghetto
(2021-05-12) Offer, Miriam; Satin, DavidPublication Medicine and the Holocaust in Austria and Postwar Legacies
(2021-06-09) Czech, Herwig; Satin, DavidPublication Elizabeth Blackwell: First Female MD and Extraordinary Personality in American Medicine
(2021-09-16) Magee, B.Dale; Satin, DavidPublication 'Will they be assets or will they be liabilities?': Two German Jewish Pediatrician Refugees from Nazi Germany and their Contributions to US Science and Society
(2021-10-15) Kuntz, Benjamin; Hildebrandt, Sabine; Satin, DavidPublication A Beautiful Day: The Mutability Of Holocaust Memory
(2021-10-21) Gruenberg, Lisa; Satin, DavidPublication Society, Patients, and Nazi Psychiatry: A History of Reappraisal
(2021-11-18) Münch, Lea; Satin, DavidPublication From Strassbourg To Hadamar: Nazi Psychiatry and Patient Biographies in Annexed Alsace (1941-1944)
(2021-12-16) Münch, LeaPublication Healing and Harming: Patients, Doctors, and Trust in Post-Independence India
(2022-02-17) Kumbhar, Kiran; Satin, DavidPublication Science and the Roman Catholic Church in the Middle Ages
(2022-03-17) Marcus, Hannah; Satin, DavidPublication Computerizing Diagnosis: Minds, Medicine and Machines in Twentieth Century America
(2022-04-21) Lea, Andrew; Satin, DavidPublication Birth of a Specialty—History of Orthopædics at Harvard and its Teaching Hospitals: Restoration of Function of Disabled Persons
(2022-05-19) Herndon, James; Satin, DavidPublication Three Revisionist Viewpoints on the Nineteenth Century Cholera Epidemics: Applicable Perspectives for the COVID Crisis
(2022-06-16) Pow, Stephen; Satin, DavidPublication A New Field in Mind: A History of Interdisciplinarity in Early Brain Sciences
(2022-10-20) Stahnisch, Frank W.; Satin, DavidPublication Pierre Louis and the Numerical Method: The Development of Evidence-Based Medicine in France and the United States (1820–1860)
(2022-11-17) Corteel, Mathieu; Satin, David
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