Wed 23 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
Thu 24 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 17.30
Fri 25 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
Sat 26 April
8.30 - 10.30
11.00 - 13.00
14.00 - 16.00
16.30 - 18.30
All days
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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
X-1
HEA01
At the Mercy of Natural and Supernatural Forces. Health, Mind and Suicide in a Historical Perspective
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Network:
Health and Environment
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Chair:
David Lederer
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Organizer:
Riikka Miettinen
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Discussant:
Maria T. Brancaccio
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Alexander Kästner :
At the Mercy of Relatives and Neighbours. Suicide Prevention in Electoral Saxony
Evelyne Luef :
Fighting Demons, Spirits and Evil Thoughts. Attempts at Suicide Prevention and Care in Early Modern Austria and Sweden
Riikka Miettinen :
‘The great gains that endured him night and day forced him into this’. Physical Illness and Suicides in Early Modern Sweden
Anu Salmela :
In a Moment of Madness? Women, Insanity, and Suicide in Late 19th-Century Finland
Z-1
HEA15
The Modern Therapeutic Bath under Social, Medical and Economic Aspects
UR4 Germanistik second floor
Elke Hammer-Luza :
The Spa as a Commercial Enterprise. The Beginnings of Commercialization by using the Example of Styria in the First Half of the 19th Century
Elisabeth Lobenwein :
« Suivrai vos conseils et attendrai en philosophie d’apprendre mon sort et probablement de toute l’Europe à la Gastein (26.05.1798) ». Prince Archbishop Colloredo’s Visits to the Spa Town Gastein.
Andrea Puehringer :
From “Montecarlization” to “Medicalization” – the Case of Bad Homburg vor der Hoehe
Christina Vanja :
Women as Visitors of Spas (18th and 19th Centuries)
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
X-2
HEA02
Biomedical Innovation and Health
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Chris Crenner :
Sham Surgery and Surgical Innovation
Debora Frommeld :
The Body-Mass-Index (BMI) as a Biomedical Innovation: the Development of Body Weight Measurement
Jeremy Greene :
Imitation and Innovation: a Brief History of the Me-too Drug
Antje Kampf :
Probing the Social Acceptance of Biomedical Innovation: Early Cancer Detection Tests and the Public in Germany 1960s-1980s
Z-2
HEA16
Occupational Health between the 18th and 20th Century
UR4 Germanistik second floor
Daniel Blackie :
Disability, Work, and Class in British Coalmining Communities, 1780–1880
Mike Mantin :
Coalmining and the National Scheme for Disabled ex-Servicemen after World War I
Alfredo Menendez-Navarro :
Asbestos, Cancer and Workers’ Mobilizations during the Transition to Democracy in Spain
Judith Rainhorn :
Reassessing the History of Occupational Health and Safety through the Template of the Prohibition of hite Lead. A Transnational Perspective
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
X-3
HEA03
Borders and Peripheries in Modern Medicine
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Stephan Curtis :
Education, Travel and the Creation of Medical Knowledge in 19th-century Sweden
Marianne Junila :
Poor Little Mites of the North: the Child Health Care Politics in Postwar Finland
Ulrika Lagerlöf Nilsson :
Open or Closed Borders? Swedish Midwives' Skills and Practice in the Late 1800s
Anders Ottosson :
The Popularity of Gynaecological Massage and Women's Health around 1900
ZD-3
HEA17
Facing Diseases
Prominentenzimmer
Iris Borowy :
International Politics, Aid and Health: What for German Medical Development Aid?
Staffan Förhammar, Marie Clark Nelson :
Preventing Disability: Motivating the Treatment of Non-pulmonary Tuberculosis in the Early Twentieth Century
Helene Laurent :
Diphtheria, World War II and German Occupation
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
ZC-4
HEA09
Health, Society, Family: Biometric Approaches to Child Welfare
UR Altre Geschichte
Vellore Arthi, Jane Humphries :
Gender-Differential Investment in Infant Nutrition and Health: Evidence from a Marylebone Maternity Hospital
Antonio D. Cámara :
From Chromosomes to Societies: What, Why and How of a Biosocial Approach to the Past. The Example of Sexual Size Dimorphism
Mary Cox :
Hunger Games: How the Allied Blockade in WWI deprived German Children of Nutrition and Allied Food Aid Subsequently saved them
Deborah Oxley, Sara Horrell :
Factory Figures: Evidence for Gender Bias and Bargaining within Households in 19th Century Britain
Eric Schneider :
The Mortality Transition and Biological Living Standards in Boston in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
ZC-6
HEA07
Health, Ethnicity and Gender in Twentieth Century Eastern Europe
UR Altre Geschichte
Network:
Health and Environment
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Chair:
Ulf Brunnbauer
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Organizer:
Friederike Kind-Kovács
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Discussant:
Sarah Marks
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Friederike Kind-Kovács :
International and National Jewish Child Relief in Interwar Hungary
Maren Roeger :
Regulation of Prostitution: Poland 1914-1945
Katrin Steffen :
Health, Poverty and Eugenics in Interwar Poland
Eszter Varsa :
Health, Hygiene and Romani Assimilation in Hungary from an Intersectional Perspective, 1950s-1980s
Esther Wahlen :
Alcohol Policy and the Treatment of Alcoholics in Late Socialist Romania and Czechoslovakia
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
W-7
HEA19
Doctors, Health Professionals and Institutions
Hörsaal 50 second floor
Christopher Gale :
Patients, Professionals, Politicians and the Public Purse: the Rise and Professionalisation of the UK Mental Health Service User Movement from the Mid-Twentieth Century
Bárbara Ana Revuelta Eugercios :
The Effect of the Institutional Environment on Children Mortality in La Inclusa de Madrid (Madrid,1890-1935)
Sara Silverstein :
“We are still dead”: Refugee Doctors and the Rehabilitation of Europe after the Second World War
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
X-9
HEA18
Social Determinants of Health: Sanitary Reform and Nutrition
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Emiko Higami, Kenichi Tomobe :
What's the Most Important was to Reduce the Infant Mortality Rate: a Scheme at Osaka City of the Early 20th Century
Tenna Jensen :
The Role of Food in Elderly Care
Corinne Pernet :
Food, Development, and the Return of the Local at FAO
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
X-10
HEA05
Health Education Practices in Socio-Historical Perspective (19th-20th centuries)
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Network:
Health and Environment
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Chair:
Marie Clark Nelson
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Organizer:
Enrique Perdiguero-Gil
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Discussant:
Marie Clark Nelson
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Angeline Durand-Vallot :
A Historical Approach of the Campaign for Birth Control in the United States
Enric Novella, Geert Thyssen & Karin Priem :
The Challenge of Consumption: Luxembourg’s Steel Industry and the Educational Crusade against Tuberculosis (Ca. 1880-1930)
Séverine Parayre :
The Birth of Policy Organization of Health Education and his Difficult Application in France in Nineteenth Century
Enrique Perdiguero-Gil, Josep M. Comelles :
Fighting against Superstition as Health Education: Folk-medicine in Spain (1885-1985)
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
L-11
HEA04
Consuming Health: Cures, Medicine, and the Market in World History (16th -20th Centuries)
Hörsaal 31 first floor
Stefanie Gänger :
Malaria and the Market. World Trade in Cinchona Bark, 1770 – 1830
Aija Kaartinen, Hanna Kuusi :
Gendered Marketing of Psychoactive Drugs in Finland, 1950–1960s
Michael Zeheter :
Mineral Water: Curing the Individual and Curing Society
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
H-12
EDU10
Childhood Health
Hörsaal 27 first floor
Nelleke Bakker :
Child Health and the Shifting Concerns of School Physicians in the Mid-20th Century – the Case of a Dutch Rural Area
Leticia Fontecha Fernandez Rumeu :
Pain in Childhood: Debates in Ancient Times and the Early Twentieth Century
Sofia Littmarck :
Discourses on Children and Childhood in Parent Education Policies in Sweden
Mary Clare Martin :
How Illness Shaped Childhood in Britain, 1800-2000
X-12
HEA10a
International Loans and Debts in the Fight against Smallpox, Poliomyelitis and Influenza I, American Region of the WHO
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Network:
Health and Environment
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Chair:
María-Isabel Porras
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Organizers:
Rosa Ballester, María-Isabel Porras |
Discussant:
Rosa Ballester
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Nava Blum :
The First Physiotherapy School in Israel
Ana-Maria Carrillo :
International Loans and Debts in Establishing a National Epidemiological Surveillance System in Mexico, both General and Specific, for Smallpox, Poliomyelitis and Influenza
Ana Paulina Malavassi :
Analysis of the Infantile Vaccination Programs set up in Costa Rica against Smallpox, Polio and Influenza
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
X-13
HEA10b
International Loans and Debts in the Fight against Smallpox, Poliomyelitis and Influenza II, European Region of the WHO
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Network:
Health and Environment
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Chair:
Ana-Maria Carrillo
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Organizers:
Rosa Ballester, María-Isabel Porras |
Discussant:
Ana-Maria Carrillo
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María-José Báguena, Maria-Victoria Caballero, Jaime de las Heras Salord & Mercedes Ramirez :
Research, Development and Application of Smallpox, Poliomyelitis and Influenza Vaccines in Spain
Rosa Ballester, María-Isabel Porras-Gallo & Lourdes Marino :
Benefits and Challenges in the Process of Disease Eradication in Spain: Smallpox and Polio as Models
Juan Antonio Rodríguez, Inês Guerra Santos :
Social Networks and Internationalization: Associative Responses to Polio and Post-polio Syndrome in Spain and Portugal
Jose Vicente Toledo :
The Influence of Poliomyelitis Outbreaks on the Rise and Development of Physiotherapy in Spain
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
X-14
HEA12
Maps of the Medical Marketplace: Practitioners, Patients and Institutions in Early Modern Europe
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Jonathan Barry :
Medical Practice in Bristol, c. 1500 - c. 1800
Lisbeth Rodrigues, Isabel Guimaraes Sá :
Solving Agricultural Crises in the Sixteenth-century: the Case of the Hospital of Nossa Senhora do Pópulo (Portugal)
Alun Withey :
Medicine in a Vacuum?: Practice and Practitioners in Early Modern Wales.
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
X-15
HEA13
Pain and Old Age in Early Modern England
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Lynn Botelho :
Not Suffering in Silence: Pain and the Seventeenth-Century Medicalization of Old Age
Anne Kugler :
Suffering, Stoicism, and Spirituality: Pain and Fear in Women’s Experience of Ageing
Susannah Ottaway :
Silencing Pain in Old Age during the Long Eighteenth Century
Kate Walker :
Pain, Age, and Surgery in England, circa 1620-1740
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
X-16
HEA14
Processes of Standardization within the Field of Health
UR2 Germanistik second floor
Josep Lluís Barona :
Dietary Standards and Rationing Policies in Wartimes
Bernard Harris, Andrew Hinde :
Sanitary Reform in England and Wales, 1871-1914
Nils Kessel :
The Standardization of Drug Consumption Measurement
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