Women's medicine explores the key role played by British female doctors in the production
and circulation of contraceptive knowledge and the handling of sexual disorders between …

The business of birth control is the first book-length study to examine contraceptives as
commodities in Britain before the pill. Drawing on new archives and neglected promotional …

What does it mean to be British? To answer this, Multiracial Britishness takes us to an
underexplored site of Britishness–the former British colony of Hong Kong. Vivian Kong asks …

This special issue uses Catholicism as a thread to bring together five contributions to the
transnational history of contraception. The articles, which cover examples from Western and …

La pilule contraceptive est aujourd'hui centrale dans les pratiques comme dans les
représentations en France, au point que son recours élevé et que le moindre usage des …

Dr Halliday Sutherland and Dr Letitia Fairfield are not immediately-recognisable names
today, but in mid-twentieth century Britain both these Catholics doctors attained high public …

Communication and counselling are at the heart of the vast web of institutions and practices
that comprise sexual and reproductive health. Learning test results, making decisions about …

The study examines how doctors in interwar Czechoslovakia intervened in reproductive
issues and related areas of life in an attempt to combat the declining birthrate, a trend that …

The article analyzes debates on family planning, demography, and gender roles to explore
the emergence of new notions of the reproductive subject in France between the 1950s and …

The study examines how doctors in interwar Czechoslovakia intervened in reproductive
issues and related areas of life in an attempt to combat the declining birthrate, a trend that …