Latest papers

Lives of the artists.

Who killed Cockrobin? The limitations of pathobiography.

The faces behind the eponyms.

The true story behind Rosai-Dorfman disease.

Celebrating 20th century veterinary lives.

Analysing the relationship between traumatic biographical events and the current structural functioning of personality.

The ubiquitous Mandarin. Notes on the social organization of elite medicine in the twentieth century.

The writing life of James D. Watson: writing and publishing The Double Helix.

A tribute to Doris Kearns Goodwin. Interview by Val J Halamandaris.

Adventures in the golden age of molecular biology.

The D'Arbela saga: some African reflections.

Blind ambition: Geoffroy St-Hilaire's theory of everything.

Learned changes in stimulus representations (a personal history).

[The art of caring, portraits of women and men of progress].

Evaluating your nursing collection: a quick way to preserve nursing history in a working collection.

[Biographies about the chief editors of the Dutch Journal of Medicine in the past 150 years].

The soul of medicine.

[Pathography--the sick person's own medical record. New, vital genre on the Swedish book market].

Prosopagnosia in biographies and autobiographies.

Clinician and revolutionary: Frantz Fanon, biography, and the history of colonial medicine.