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Articles by Helen Bynum
Depictions of sick human bodies were valuable in advancing medical knowledge, says Helen Bynum
Only diligence and vigilance can keep us ahead of microorganisms that make us ill, Helen Bynum says
Helen Bynum on a multilayered tale of an illness¡¯ history that takes in art, science and more
An expert¡¯s personal guide helps Helen Bynum to get better acquainted with the fascinating ubiquitous microorganisms that live on and in us
Helen Bynum on a study of current immunisation practices in North America and the rise of the home-grown expert
A punchy whodunnit is backed with plain talk of misogyny, says Helen Bynum
Helen Bynum on what made a married woman committed to the cause walk away from it all
The work of a medical pioneer is painted on a canvas rich in domestic detail, says Helen Bynum
Helen Bynum lauds an exploration of the moral and social aspects of science through the evolution of a leading publication
Helen Bynum welcomes a study of the psychiatrist who ended the jail-like seclusion of patients
Helen Bynum on the unending battle to control one of the most infectious diseases in the world
Helen Bynum on a doctor who is gently but firmly arguing against those who are harming children¡¯s health through their religion
