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Allied Sciences

Recent findings from Yale University highlight research in allied sciences

Published in Law and Health Weekly, November 1st, 2008

According to recent research published in the Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, "This article examines the writings and teachings of eminent American medical historian Charles E. Rosenberg from the perspective of one of his former graduate students."

"It examines the appeal of the integrative quality of Rosenberg's historical approach; his attention to imperfect and inconsistent ideology; his use of graphic examples to shock and engage; his preference for continuity over change; his rejection of nostalgia and romanticism; the influence of his teacher Erwin Ackerknecht; and Rosenberg's response to American health policy issues," wrote N....

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