Pharmacy in History vol. 61 no. 1 & 2 (2019)

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Pharmacy in History vol. 61, no. 1 & 2 (2019)

Contents:

Editor’s Introduction, by Lucas Richert

Government as Apothecary: Civil War Pharmacy and the Common Good, by Michael Flannery

Erectogenic Drugs in Greek Medicine, by Brent Arehart

Heroin and Medical Reasoning: The Power of Analogy, by Gregory J. Higby

Greg Higby Reminiscences

• Making an End, Making a Beginning, by William A. Zellmer
• The Boy from bad Axe, by John Parascandola
• Greg Higby and the History of Pharmacy, by John Swann
• Greg Higby, A Leading Player on the International Stage, by Stuart Anderson
• Welcoming (Newbie) Scholars to the Field, by Arthur Daemmrich
• Greg Higby, A Quarter Century of Fond Memories, by Michael A. Flannery
• Greg Higby Reflection, by Dennis Worthen
• Greg Higby, Friend of the Library, by Micaela Sullivan-Fowler
• Greg Higby, “Nineteenth-Century Historian”, by Elaine Condouris Stroud
• Gratitude and Respect from Puerto Rico, by Sandra M. Fabregas Troche
• Lunch with Greg, by Beth D. Fisher
• Tribute to Gregory Higby, by Mary Schaeffer Conroy
• The Lighter Side of Greg Higby, by Anthony Palmieri, III
• Greg Higby, Mentor and Friend, by Gregory Bond

Selected Bibliography of Greg Higby’s Publications, Compiled by Gregory Bond

Reviews

• Arabian Drugs in Early Medieval Mediterranean Medicine, by Zohar Amar and Efraim Lev, Review by John Riddle
• Children and Drug Safety” Balancing Risk and Protection in Twentieth-Century America, by Cynthia Connolly, Review by H. Hughes Evans
• Defining Drugs: How Government Became the Arbiter of Pharmaceutical Fact, by Richard Henry Parrish, II, Review by Scott H. Podolsky

Visual Pharmacy, Selected by Gregory J. Higby
New York Quinine Advertisement, 1913