In the kingdom of the sick: a social history of chronic illness in America

From Plato to polio: chronic disease in historical context

An awakening: medicine and illness in post-World War Two America

Disability rights, civil rights, and chronic illness

The Women's Health Movement and patient empowerment

Culture, consumerism, and character: chronic illness and patient advocacy in the 1980s and 1990s

A slight hysterical tendency: revisiting "The girl who cried pain"

Into the fray: patients in the digital age

Participatory medicine and transparency

What future, at what cost?