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 later decades of the 20th century saw dramatic changes in sexual attitudes and
behaviour in Britain: rates of divorce and remarriage increased; premarital sex and …

First opened in 1964 in London, the Brook Advisory Centres (BAC) were the first centres to
provide contraceptive advice and sexual counselling to unmarried people in postwar Britain …

" The Intimate State tells the story of how intimate relationships acquired unprecedented
political and cultural resonance in Britain during the heady and transformative decades …

This article charts the gradual sexualization of marriage in twentieth-century Greece,
exploring both expert and lay ideas. First, through official writings and marital …

In the wake of sexual and reproductive health counselling in postwar Western Europe,
emotional guidance on infertility was as yet neither readily recognised nor available. In this …

Brook Advisory Centre (BAC)—the first center in Britain to provide contraceptive advice for
unmarried people—was screened at different cinema locations in London. The short clip …

Drawing on contemporary studies and oral history interviews, this article analyses
psychiatric evaluations of heterosexual couples requesting donor insemination in Belgium in …

Abstract This chapter explores National Birth Control Association/Family Planning
Association Medical Director Helena Wright's joint efforts with the association and its official …

Gibson, J., ed., Banbury's people in the eighteenth century: from records and accounts of the
overseers of the poor, 1708–1797, supported by other lists and sources (Banbury Historical …