The history of anti-drug campaigns in Canada brings out the equal parts played by international politics and public health concerns.
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The 1821 yellow fever outbreak in Barcelona made clear the political dimensions of public health legislation.
Did excess mortality among the Great War insane result from a political choice?
In 1804, the outbreak of a suspicious disease in Livorno led to strong tensions between the Italian states.
In the mid-1970s, the near-death experience emerged as a new spiritual manifestation within medicine, at the heart of a policy of survivors and their trauma.
In 1961, the publication of an ex-internee’s memoir instigated a mental health policy reform in the State of Quebec.
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Tobacco control, for all that it serves unquestionable health purposes, remains steeped in political issues
