Contents
List of tables, figures, and maps page xii
List of contributors xvii
Preface xxi
Acknowledgments xxiii
Introduction 1
H. Medicine and Disease: An Overview
1.1.
HistoryofWesternMedicinefromHippocrates to Germ Theory 11
Guenter B. Risse
1.2. History of Chinese Medicine 20
Paul U. Unschuld
1.3. Islamic and Indian Medicine 27
Nancy E. Gallagher
1.4. Disease, Human Migration, and
History 35
David E. Stannard
II. Changing Concepts of Health
and Disease
II. 1. ConceptsofDiseaseintheWest 45
Robert P. Hudson
11.2. Concepts of Disease in East Asia 52
Shigehisa Kuriyama
11.3. Concepts of Mental Illness in the
West 59
Jack D. Pressman
11.4. Sexual Deviance as a Disease 85
Vern L. Bullough
11.5. Concepts of Heart-Related
Diseases 91
Joel D. Howell
∏.6. Concepts of Cancer 102
Thomas G. Benedek and
Kenneth F. Kiple
III. Medical Specialties and Disease Prevention
ΠI.1. Genetic Disease 113
Eric J. Deuor
111.2. Immunology 126
Pauline M. H. Mazumdar
111.3. Nutritional Chemistry 140
Kenneth J. Carpenter
111.4. Diseases of Infancy and Early
Childhood 147
Elizabeth Lomax
111.5. Famine and Disease 157
Robert Dirks
111.6. A History of Chiropractic 164
Steven C. Martin
111.7. Concepts of Addiction: The U.S.
Experience ' 170
David F. Musto
111.8. Tobaccosis 176
R. T. Ravenholt
111.9. Occupational Diseases 187
Gerald Markowitz and
David Rosner
III. 10. History of Public Health and Sanitation in the West before 1700 192
Ann G. Carmichael
III. 11. History of Public Health and
Sanitation in the West since 1700 200
John Duffy
IV. Measuring Health
ΓV.1. Early Mortality Data: Sources and Difficulties of Interpretation 209
F. Landis MacKellar
ΓV.2. Maternal Mortality: Definition and Secular Trends in England and Wales, 1850-1970 214
Irvine Loudon
ΓV.3.
Infant Mortality 224Edward G. Stockwell
ΓV.4. Measuring Morbidity and
Mortality 230
James C. Riley
ΓV.5. Stature and Health
John Komlos
V. The History of Human Disease in the World Outside Asia
V.l. Diseases in the Pre-Roman World Donald J. Ortner and
Gretchen Theobald
V.2. Diseases of Western Antiquity Jerry Stannard
V.3. Diseases of the Middle Ages Ynez Viole O’Neill
NA. Diseases of the Renaissance and Early Modern Europe Ann G. Carmichael
V.5. Diseases and the European Mortality Decline, 1700—1900 Stephen J. Kunitz
V.6. Diseases of Sub-Saharan Africa to 1860
Kenneth F. Kiple
N.I. Diseases of Sub-Saharan Africa since 1860
Maryinez Lyons
N.8. Diseases of the Pre-Columbian
Americas
Jane E. Buikstra
N.9. Diseases of the Americas,
1492-1700
Ann Ramenofsky
V.10. Diseases and Mortality in the Americas since 1700 Stephen J. Kunitz
V. ll. Diseases of the Islamic World
Michael W. Dols
VI. The History of Human Disease in Asia
VI. 1. Diseases of Antiquity in China Lu Gwei-Djen and Joseph Needham
VI.2. Diseases of the Premodern Period in China
Angela Ki Che Leung
VI.3. Diseases of the Modern Period in China
Thomas L. Hall and
Victor W. Sidel
VI.4. Diseases of Antiquity in Japan Shdji Tatsukawa
VI.5. Diseases of the Premodem Period in Japan
W. Wayne Farris
VI.6. Diseases of the Early Modem Period in Japan
Ann Bowman Jannetta
NLI. Diseases of Antiquity in Korea Lois N. Magner
238 VI.8. Diseases of the Premodem Period
in Korea 392
Lois N. Magner
VL9. Diseases of the Modem Period in
247 Korea 400
Lois N. Magner
VLlO. Diseases of Antiquity in South
262 Asia 408
Ranes C. Chakravorty
97∩ VLll. Diseases of the Premodern Period
in South Asia 413
Mohammed Said
97q VI. 12. Diseases of the Modem Period in
'y SouthAsia 418
David Arnold
2gγ VI. 13. Diseases of Antiquity and the Premodem Period in Southeast
Asia 425
2θg Scott Bamber
VI.
14. Diseases and Disease Ecology ofthe Modem Period in Southeast 9qr Asia 440
yo Keith W. Taylor
3θ5 VII. The Geography of Human Disease
VIL1. Disease Ecologies of Sub-Saharan
Africa 447
7 K. David Patterson
VII. 2. Disease Ecologies of the Middle
East and North Africa 453
„9R LaVerne Kuhnke
VII.3. Disease Ecologies of South Asia 463
. Surinder M. Bhardwaj
VII.4. Disease Ecologies of East Asia 476
Ann Bowman Jannetta
VII.5. Disease Ecologies of Australia and
Oceania 482
345 Leslie B. Marshall
VII.6. Disease Ecologies of the Caribbean 497
Kenneth K. Kiple
VII.7. Disease Ecologies of Europe 504
354 Stephen R. Ell
VII.8. Disease Ecologies of North
America 519
362 Frank C. Innes
VII. 9. Disease Ecologies of South
America 535
373 Mary C. Karasch
VIII. Major Human Diseases Past
376 and Present
VHLl. Acquired Immune Deficiency
Syndrome (AIDS) 547
385 Allan M. Brandt
VΠI.2. African Trypanosomiasis
389 (Sleeping Sickness) 552
Maryinez Lyons
VIΠ.3. Ainhum 561
Donald B. Cooper
VIII.4. Alzheimer’s Disease 561
Joseph A. Kwentus
VIII.5. Amebic Dysentery 568
K. David Patterson
VIIL6. Anemia 571
Alfred Jay Bollet and Audrey K. Brown
VIII.7. Anorexia Nervosa 577
Heather Munro Prescott
VIII.8 Anthrax 582
Lise Wilkinson
VHI.9. Apoplexy and Stroke 584
Jacques Poirier and Christian Derouesne
VIILlO. Arboviruses 587
Wilbur G. Downs
VIILll. Arena viruses 595
Wilbur G. Downs
VIIL12. Arthritis (Rheumatoid) 599
Howard Duncan and James C. C. Leisen
VIIL13. Ascariasis 603
K. David Patterson
VIIL14. Bacillary Dysentery 604
K. David Patterson
VIIL15. Beriberi 606
Melinda S. Meade
VΠI.16. Black Death 612
Katharine Park
VIIL17. Black and Brown Lung
Disease 616
Daniel M. Fox
VIIL18. Bleeding Disorders 618
Oscar D. Ratnoff
VIII.19. Botulism 623
William H.
BarkerVIII.20. Brucellosis 625
Lise Wilkinson
VΠI.21. Bubonic Plague 628
Ann G. Carmichael
VIIL22. Carrion’s Disease 631
Oscar Urteaga-Ballbn
VΠI.23. Catarrh 635
Roger K. French
VIII.24. Cestode Infections 636
K. David Patterson
VΠI.25. Chagas’ Disease 636
Marvin J. Allison
VΠI.26. Chlorosis 638
Robert P. Hudson
VΠI.27. Cholera 642
Reinhard S. Speck
VΠI.28. Cirrhosis 649
Thomas S. N. Chen and
Peter S. Y. Chen
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VIIL29. Clonorchiasis 654
K. David Patterson
VΠI.30. Croup 654
James D. Cherry
VΠI.31. Cystic Fibrosis 657
Thomas G. Benedek
VHI.32. Cytomegalovirus Infection 659
R. H. Kampmeier
VΠI.33. Dengue 660
James McSherry
VΠI.34. Diabetes 665
Leslie Sue Lieberman
VIIL35. Diarrheal Diseases
(Acute) 676
Herbert L. DuPont
VΠI.36. Diphtheria 680
Ann G. Carmichael
VIIL37. Down Syndrome 683
Christine E. Cronk
VIIL38. Dracunculiasis 687
Donald R. Hopkins
VΠI.39. Dropsy 689
I. Worth Estes
VIIL40. Dysentery 696
J. David Patterson
VIIL41. Dyspepsia 696
James Whorton
VIIL42. Ebola Virus Disease 699
Wilbur G. Downs
VIIL43. Echinococcosis (Hydatidosis) 703
K. David Patterson
VIIL44. Eclampsia 704
Sally McMillen
VIIL45. Emphysema 706
Ronald J. Knudson
VIIL46. Encephalitis Lethargica 708
R. T. Ravenholt
VIIL47. Enterobiasis 712
K. David Patterson
VΠI.48. Epilepsy 713
Jerrold E. Levy
VIII.49 Ergotism 718
John S. Haller, Jr.
VΠI.50. Erysipelas 720
Ann G. Carmichael
VIIL51. Fascioliasis 721
K. David Patterson
VΠI.52. Fasciolopsiasis 722
K. David Patterson
VΠI.53. Favism 722
Peter J. Brown
VΠI.54. Filariasis 724
Todd L. Savitt
VIII. 55. Fungus Infections (Mycoses) 730
Geoffrey C. Ainsworth
VIIL56. Fungus Poisoning 736
Geoffrey C. Ainsworth
VΠI.57. Gallstones (Cholelithiasis) 738
R.
Ted SteinbockVΠI.58. Gangrene 741
Diane Quintal and
Robert Jackson
VΠI.59. Giardiasis 745
K. David Patterson
VIIL60. Glomerulonephritis (Bright’s
Disease) 746
Donald M. Larson
VΠI.61. Goiter 750
Clark T. Sawin
VIII.62. Gonorrhea 756
Richard B. Rothenberg
VIII.63. Gout 763
Thomas G. Benedek
VIII.64. Herpes Simplex 773
R. H. Kampmeier
VIII.65. Herpesviruses 779
R. H. Kampmeier
VIII.66. Histoplasmosis 779
Scott F. Davies
VIII.67. Hookworm Disease 784
John Ettling
VIII.68. Huntington’s Disease
(Chorea) 788
Eric J. Devor
VIII.69. Hypertension 789
Thomas W. Wilson and
Clarence E. Grim
VΠI.70. Infectious Hepatitis 794
Francis L. Black
VIII.71. Infectious Mononucleosis 799
R. H. Kampmeier
VIII.72. Inflammatory Bowel Disease 800
Joseph B. Kirsner
VΠI.73. Influenza 807
Alfred W. Crosby
VIII.74. Japanese B Encephalitis 811
Edward H. Kass
VIIL75. Lactose Intolerance and
Malabsorption 813
Norman Kretchmer
V∏I.76. Lassa Fever 817
Wilbur G. Downs
VΠI.77. Lead Poisoning 820
Arthur C. Aufderheide
VIII.78. Legionnaires’ Disease 827
David W. Fraser
VΠI.79. Leishmaniasis 832
Marvin J. Allison
VIII. 80. Leprosy 834
Ann G. Carmichael
VΠI.81. Leptospirosis 840
Otto R. Gsell
VΠI.82. Leukemia 843
Gordon J. Piller
VΠI.83. Lupus Erythematosus 848
Thomas G. Benedek
VΠI.84. Lyme Borreliosis (Lyme Disease) 852 Robert D. Leff
VΠI.85. Malaria 855
Frederick L. Dunn
VΠI.86. Marburg Virus Disease 862
Wilbur G. Downs
VIII.87. Mastoiditis 865
John L. Kemink, John K. Niparko, and Steven A. Telian
VIII.88. Measles 871
Robert J. Kim-Farley
VIII.89. Meningitis 875
K. David Patterson
VIII.90. Milk Sickness (Tremetol
Poisoning) 880
Thomas E. Cone, Jr.
VIIL91. Multiple Sclerosis 883
W. I. McDonald
VIII.92. Mumps 887
Robert J.
Kim-FarleyVIII.93. Muscular Dystrophy 890
Thomas G. Benedek
VIII.94. Myasthenia Gravis 891
Bernard M. Patten
VIIL95. Nematode Infections 895
K. David Patterson
VIII.96. Onchocerciasis 895
K. David Patterson
VIIL97. Ophthalmia (Conjunctivitis and Trachoma) 897
Mary C. Karasch
VIIL98. Osteoarthritis 906
Charles W. Denko
VIII.99. Osteoporosis 909
R. Ted Steinbock
VIII.100. Paget’s Disease of Bone 911
Roy D. Altman
VIII. 101. Paragonimiasis 914
K. David Patterson
VIII. 102. Parkinson’s Disease 914
Bernard M. Patten
VIII. 103. Pellagra 918
Elizabeth W. Etheridge
VIII. 104. Periodontal Disease (Pyorrhea) 924
Jeffrey Levin
VIII. 105. Pica 927
Brian T. Higgins
VIIL106. Pinta 932
Don R. Brothwell
VIIL107. Plague of Athens 934
Ann G. Carmichael
VIIL108. Pneumocystis Pneumonia (Interstitial Plasma Cell Pneumonia, Pneumocystosis) 937 K. David Patterson
VIII. 109. Pneumonia 938
Jacalyn Duffin
VIIL110. Poliomyelitis 942
H. V. Wyatt
VIII.111. Protein-Energy Malnutrition 950
James L. Newman
VIII. 112. Protozoan Infections 955
K. David Patterson
VIII. 113. Puerperal Fever 955
K. Codell Carter
VIII. 114. Q Fever 957
S. R. Palmer
VIII. 115. Rabies 962
K. David Patterson
VIIL116. Relapsing Fever 967
Anne Hardy
VIIL117. Rheumatic Fever and
Rheumatic Heart Disease 970
Thomas G. Benedek
VIIL118. Rickets and Osteomalacia 978
R. Ted Steinbock
VIIL119. Rickettsial Diseases 981
Victoria A. Harden
VIIL120. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
and the Spotted Fever Group
Diseases 982
Victoria A. Harden
VIIL121. Rubella 986
Robert J. Kim-Farley
VΠI.122. St. Anthony’s Fire 989
Ann G. Carmichael
VIIL123. Scarlet Fever 990
Anne Hardy
VIIL124. Schistosomiasis 992
John Farley
VIIL125. Scrofula (Scrophula) 998
Roger K. French
VIIL126. Scurvy 1000
Roger K. French
VIIL127. Sickle-Cell Anemia 1006
Georges C. Benjamin
VIIL128. Smallpox 1008
Alfred W. Crosby
VIIL129. Streptococcal Diseases 1014
Peter C. English
VIIL130. Strongyloidiasis 1016
K. David Patterson
VIIL131. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome 1017
Todd L. Savitt
VIIL132. Sudden Unexplained Death
Syndrome (Asian) 1020
Neal R. Holtan
VIIL133. Sweating Sickness 1023
Ann G. Carmichael
VΠI.134. Syphilis 1025
Jon Arrizabalaga
VIII. 135. Syphilis, Nonvenereal 1033
Kenneth F. Kiple
VIli. 136. Tapeworm 1035
K. David Patterson
VIII. 137. Tay-Sachs Disease 1036
Bradford Towne
VIII. 138. Tetanus 1043
Robert J. T. Joy
VIII. 139. Tetanus, Neonatal 1046
Sally McMillen
VIII. 140. Tetany 1049
Kenneth F. Kiple
VIII. 141. Toxoplasmosis 1051
K, David Patterson
VIIL142. Trematode Infections 1052
K. David Patterson
VIII. 143. Trench Fever 1052
Victoria A. Harden
VIII. 144. The Treponematoses 1053
Kenneth F. Kiple
VIIL145. Trichinosis 1055
Donald E. Gilbertson
VIIL146. Trichuriasis 1058
K. David Patterson
VIIL147. Tuberculosis 1059
William D. Johnston
VIIL148. Tularemia 1068
Patrick D. Horne
VIIL149. Typhoid Fever 1071
Charles W. LeBaron and
David N. Taylor
VΠI.150. Typhomalarial Fever 1077
Dale Smith
VIIL151. Typhus, Epidemic 1080
Victoria A. Harden
VIIL152. Typhus, Murine 1085
Victoria A. Harden
VIIL153. Typhus, Scrub (Tsutsugamushi) 1086
Victoria A. Harden
VIIL154. Urolithiasis (Renal and Urinary Bladder Stone Disease) 1088
R. Ted Steinbock
VIIL155. Varicella Zoster 1092
R. H. Kampmeier
VIIL156. Whooping Cough 1094
Anne Hardy
VIIL157. Yaws 1096
Don R. Brothwell
VIIL158. Yellow Fever 1100
Donald B. Cooper and Kenneth F. Kiple
Indexes 1109
Name Index Illl
Subject Index 1138
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