Call number: W1 BU 85X History Journals The Bulletin is the official publication of the American Association for the History of Medicine. Each issue spans the social, cultural, and scientific aspects of the history of medicine worldwide, and includes reviews of recent books, as well as information about national and international activities in the field.

ECHO promotes use of the internet for the history of science. The “virtual center” section of the website incorporates the now-defunct World Wide Web Virtual Library for the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine, providing a centralized guide to websites. ECHO’s site also includes a guide to doing online history projects.

Developed and managed by the Karolinska Institute, this website provides links to a broad range of online resources concerning the history of biomedicine on topics including Indigenous Cultures, Mesopotamian medicine, Ancient Egyptian medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, traditional Indian medicine, classic Islamic biomedicine and Western biomedicine

The H-Net website provides a broad context for research within the history of the health sciences by linking to resources from many related fields. The H-Net is host to scholarly network web pages in the Humanities and social sciences concerning demographics and social science data; economic data; history; political science and international affairs; popular culture; publishers and media.

Call number: W1 JO 928Q History Journals The Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences publishes the latest original research on the history of the health sciences. It also includes book reviews, and lists recent dissertations in the history of medicine

Based at the Wellcome Library (U.K.), MedHist offers a searchable catalogue of internet sites and resources in the history of medicine.