From the Book - Research Collections
Establishing a tradition : William Halsted and the radical mastectomy
Inventing a curable disease : breast cancer control after World War II
The scalpel triumphant : radical surgery in the 1950s
A heretical interlude : biology as fate
Reality check : breast cancer treatment and randomized controlled trials
"I alone am in charge of my body" : breast cancer patients in revolt
No shrinking violet : Rose Kushner and the maturation of breast cancer activism
Seek and ye shall find : mammography praised and scorned
"The world has passed us by" : science, activism, and the fall of the radical mastectomy
The past as prologue : what can the history of breast cancer teach us?
Risky business : breast cancer and genetics.