By Erika Mills and Kenneth M. Koyle ~ In “The Yellow Wallpaper,” author Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860–1935) tells the unsettling
Author: Circulating Now
Making the Greatest Medical Library in America: Cataloging
A new online exhibition, Making the Greatest Medical Library in America, showcases a selection of 19th century pamphlets acquired early
Hay Fever: The Nuisance of a New Season
By Erika Mills ~ Now that spring in underway in the Northern Hemisphere, you might be feeling a tickle in
Making the Greatest Medical Library in America: Digitization
A new online exhibition, Making the Greatest Medical Library in America, showcases a selection of 19th century pamphlets acquired early
Making the Greatest Medical Library in America: Spine Repair
A new online exhibition, Making the Greatest Medical Library in America, showcases a selection of 19th century pamphlets acquired early
Making the Greatest Medical Library in America: The Pamphlet Press
A new online exhibition, Making the Greatest Medical Library in America, showcases a selection of 19th century pamphlets acquired early
Making the Greatest Medical Library in America
By Erika Mills ~ On a quest to bring together and catalog the world’s medical knowledge, John Shaw Billings, an
Take Two and Call Me in the Morning: The Story of Aspirin Revisited
By Erika Mills ~ For centuries, people used willow bark to treat pain and fevers. However, it was not until
Promising Future, Complex Past: Artificial Intelligence and the Legacy of Physiognomy
By Erika Mills ~ Today’s artificial intelligence and computer science technologies can identify a person, infer one’s emotions and tendencies,
Picturing Health for All on World Health Day
By Erika Mills~ World Health Day happens on April 7th every year, marking the anniversary of the founding of the