Poe, Edgar Allan
on chess
Doyle and
“The Gold Bug” by
The Murders in the Rue Morgue by
mystery genre and
polio
politics
Polley, Howard
polonium
Potter, Jack
Pratt, Silas G.
prayer
Galton on
for healing
life expectancy and
research studies on
STEP on
Targ’s studies on
pregnancy. See also fetal abnormalities
Priestley, Joseph
Proust, Adrien
Proust, Marcel
purulent ophthalmia
quarantine
for Asiatic cholera
cordon sanitaire method of
for Ebola
opponents of
Quinn, Susan
RA. See rheumatoid arthritis
race. See also discrimination; eugenics
racial segregation
radioactivity
Radium Institute
radium sickness
Ragan, Charles
realism
reason
reductionism
refugees
from Germany
immigrants and
New York University and
Syrian
during World War II
Reichstein, Thaddeus
religion
atheism and
prayer in
science and
Remembrance of Things Past (Proust, M.)
Remicade (infliximab)
rheumatic fever
rheumatic gout
Garrod, A. B., on
Garrod, A. E., on
James, A., and
rheumatoid arthritis (RA). See also arthritis
rheumatoid factor
rheumatology
ribonucleic acid (RNA)
CRISPR and
dsRNA
Fire, Mello, and RNA interference
Rioch, David
ritual bathing
RNA. See ribonucleic acid
Robert Morris University
RoboCop
Robscheit-Robbins, Frieda
Roentgen, Wilhelm
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, James
Roosevelt, Theodore
Rorimer, James
Rose, Harry
Rothfield, Lawrence
Ruscha, Ed
Sabin, Albert
Sainte-Hilaire, Isidore Geoffroy
Salk, Jonas
sanitation
Asiatic cholera and
cordon sanitaire and
Ebola and
revolution in
in West Africa
sauerkraut
Schama, Simon
Scheele, Carl Wilhelm
Schine, Cathleen
scholarships
science
alternative and complementary
American
art and
Ayurvedic
criminal investigation and
ethics and
experimental
in France
intelligent design and
medicine and
religion and
science fiction
scientific memoir
scientific theory
Scotland
segregation
self-examination
The Selfish Gene (Dawkins)
seminal discovery
Sen, George
Severinghous, J. W.
sexuality
Shorter, Edward
Shpetner, Howard
Shwartzman phenomenon
Sifton, Elisabeth
Simon, Eric
skin branding
SLE. See systemic lupus erythematosus
Slocumb, Charles
Smith, Adam
Smuts, Jan
Snow, C. P.
social change
social Darwinism
social guilt
social norms
Socrates
Sontag, Susan
soybean oil
Späth, Ernest
Spiegelman, Art
spinal irritation
Brown on
calomel and
Christian Science and
description of
diagnosis of
Hammond on
Holmes on
hysteria and
symptoms of
treatment for
in women
Stagg, Alonzo
stamps
Stangeways Research Laboratory
Stanton, Edward
STEP. See “The Study of Therapeutic Effects of Intercessory Prayer”
steroids
Stetson, Chandler
streptococci
Strouse, Jean
Stuart, Anne (Queen Anne)
Act of Denization and
antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and
children of
SLE and
Treaty of Utrecht and
United Kingdom under
United States and
Stuart Dynasty
A Study in Scarlet (Doyle)
“The Study of Therapeutic Effects of Intercessory Prayer” (STEP) (American Heart Journal)
Suez Canal Company
Sulzberger, Arthur Hayes
Swift, Jonathan
Swingle, Wilbur
Syrian refugees
systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
Targ, Elisabeth F.
tattoos
tender-spot doctrine
Teratology Society
thalidomide
Thomas, Lewis
accomplishments of
critics of
death of
early life of
experiments by
family of
immunology and
literary works by
at NYU
on rheumatic fever
Shwartzman phenomenon and
The Youngest Science by
Thomas Aquinas
Thompson, Richard
TNF. See tumor necrosis factor
Todd, Alexander
Toulon
transcendentalists
travel bans
A Treatise on Diseases of the Nervous System (Hammond)
A Treatise on Insanity in Its Medical Relations (Hammond)
Treaty of Utrecht (1713)
Trilling, Lionel
tumor necrosis factor (TNF)
typhus
unexplained medical syndromes. See also fibromyalgia; spinal irritation
United Kingdom
Act of Denization in
Act of Settlement in
Acts of Union in
Blackwell, Elizabeth, in
during Glorious Revolution of 1688
under Hessians and King George III
immigrants in
before Queen Anne
under Queen Anne
Treaty of Utrecht and
War of Spanish Succession and
United States
American Navy in
American Revolution in
American science
Chinese Exclusion Act in
Ebola in
Emancipation Proclamation in
gun-related deaths in
Hessians, King George III, and
immigrants in
Immigration and Nationality Act in
military-industrial complex in
Queen Anne and
social change in
University of Chicago
uranium
vaccination
Vallee, Richard
van Leeuwenhoek, Antonj
Vargesson, Neil
video games
Vienna, Italy
Vilcek, Jan
Vinson, Ambe
r Joy
viruses. See also specific viruses
bacteriophages
RNA interference and
sauerkraut and
Vital Signs (Rothfield)
vitamin A
vitamin B12
war
Korean War
War of Spanish Succession
in West Africa
World War II
Ward, Samuel A.
Watson, James
Watson, Thomas B.
Waugh, Evelyn
WEA. See Woman’s Education Association
Webster, John
Webster-Parkman case
Weller, Tom
Wellesley
Wessely, Simon
West Africa
Whipple, George C.
white cells
WHO. See World Health Organization
Wilberforce, Samuel
Woman’s Education Association (WEA)
women
Blackwell family and advancement of
Curie, M., and
female reproductive tract
Holmes family and advancement of
with hysteria
medical misogyny and
in medicine
social change for
spinal irritation in
women’s rights
women’s suffrage
World Health Organization (WHO)
World War II
Wren, Christopher
Wyman, Jeffries
Wyrzykowski, Dennis Anthony
Yalow, Roslyn
The Youngest Science (Thomas)
Zika
Zinsser, Hans
Zola, Emile
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