Go!
Lemuria Books
First Editions
Our First Editions Club
JOIN THE CLUB TODAY
Fiction - FEC
Nonfiction - FEC
Middle Grade & Picture Book - FEC
About the Club
Events
Shop Books
All
All First Editions
Signed
Limited Edition
Hardback
Paperback
COOKING
AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS
ANTI-RACISM BOOKS FOR KIDS
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
BAR
BOOKSELLER PICKS
DECORATING
FICTION FOREIGN
FUN TIMES
GARDENING & NATURE
MEMOIR & BIOGRAPHY
OCCULT
ON BOOKS, READING & WRITING
POETRY
tshirt
A Real Bookstore
Bookstore Tour
About
Contact
Blog
Toggle navigation
www.lemuriabooks.com
First Editions
Our First Editions Club
JOIN THE CLUB TODAY
Fiction - FEC
Nonfiction - FEC
Middle Grade & Picture Book - FEC
About the Club
Events
Shop Books
All
All First Editions
Signed
Limited Edition
Hardback
Paperback
COOKING
AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS
ANTI-RACISM BOOKS FOR KIDS
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
BAR
BOOKSELLER PICKS
DECORATING
FICTION FOREIGN
FUN TIMES
GARDENING & NATURE
MEMOIR & BIOGRAPHY
OCCULT
ON BOOKS, READING & WRITING
POETRY
tshirt
A Real Bookstore
Bookstore Tour
About
Contact
Blog
Home
>
Events
>
Images in Mississippi Medicine: A Photographic History of Medicine in Mississippi
by Lucius "Luke" M. Lampton, MD and Karen A. Evers
Alternative Views:
Hardcover. Signed.
Price:
$
60.00
Qty:
Description
Mississippi State Medical Association (pub: 2018)
Hardback. Signed.
New in dust jacket.
An old idiom asserts that a picture speaks a thousand words, and the hundreds of images which follow tell the story of medicine with texture, color, and depth words often can't convey. Mississippi has always possessed a distinctive medical sense of place, with its history strongly influenced by its sultry climate as well as native and imported diseases. The long struggle of physicians was arduous in their efforts to battle the state's significant health challenges, which included poverty, race, and an often-malignant climate.
Written by Lucius "Luke" Lampton, MD and Karen Evers, longtime editors of the state's respected monthly medical journal,
Images in Mississippi Medicine: A Photographic History of Medicine in Mississippi
provides an extraordinary and unrivaled account of the evolution of medicine in Mississippi from territorial times to today's latest technology. This magnificently illustrated book offers a unique array of rare photographs and historical images as well as compelling essays by Dr. Lampton which reveal the untold story of Mississippi's medical history, a largely forgotten drama peppered with forgotten but brilliant medical heroes who helped shaped the larger history of the state in both political and social terms. Over two decades in the making, this book will prove essential to anyone interested in the medicine in the state.
The story of medicine is the story of men and women and their endeavors to care for their patients and advance their profession. The book's chapters explore with fascinating narrative and vivid imagery the rise of hospitals and medical institutions, physician pioneers, the history of the treatment of mental illness, the emergence of public health, the crusade for medical education, and the accomplishments of organized medicine.
Published by the Mississippi State Medical Association (MSMA) under the auspices of the Commemorative Committee for the 150th Anniversary meeting of the MSMA House of Delegates. The work of this Committee is done in honor and memory of Mississippi physicians, without whom this history would not have been possible.
Related Items
At Hell's Gate: A Soldier's Journey from War to Peace
Simon the Fiddler
Saving Sam: A Banjo the Dog Story
The Secret Token: Myth, Obsession, and the Search for the Lost Colony of Roanoke
Price:
$75.00
Price:
$125.00
Price:
$18.95
Price:
$29.95
Simon the Fiddler
Why I Cook
Betty
Follow the Angels, Follow the Doves
Price:
$50.00
Price:
$35.00
Price:
$50.00
Price:
$19.95
Share your knowledge of this product.
Be the first to write a review »
Sign Up for our Events Newsletter
©
2014
Lemuria Books
   
Site by Southern Cult
   
Built with Volusion
   
PRIVACY
   
FAQs
   
SHIPPING & DELIVERY
   
RETURNS