As early as the years 1930-50, tuberculosis patient associations became significant political actors.
Eclipsed by the rise of antibiotics after the Second World War, can bacteria-eating viruses discovered at the beginning of the 20th century be therapeutic tools while resistance to antibiotic therapy emerges?
The term psychedelic was coined to refer to psychotic substances explored for use in psychiatry, but which remain under strict control
The topicality of cases of infanticide invites us to question the historical origin of the madness of motherhood.
