Crafting immunity : working histories of clinical immunology /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Aldershot, England ; Burlington, Vt. :
Ashgate,
[2008]
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| Series: | History of medicine in context.
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Table of Contents:
- Making sense of vaccination c.1800
- Risk, efficacy, and viral attenuation in debates over smallpox vaccination in Montreal, 1870-1875
- "A private line to medicine" : the clinical and laboratory contours of allergy in the early twentieth century
- Germs, vaccines, and the rise of allergy
- Neutralizing flu : "immunological devices" and the making of a virus disease
- Creatures of reason? : picturing viruses at the Pasteur Institute during the 1920s
- Immunology in the clinics : reductionism, holism, or both?
- Antitoxin and anatoxine : the League of Nations and the Institut Pasteur, 1920-1939
- Molecular surveillance : a history of radioimmunoassays
- Emerging paradigm, emerging disease : molecular immunology and AIDS in the 1980s
- Conceptualizing the maternal-fetal relationship in reproductive immunology
- Canadian vaccine research, production, and international regulation : Connaught Laboratories and smallpox vaccines, 1962-1980.