Health in the headlines

Presentation

Folk medicine and “enlightened” information on health. Mixed genres in eighteenth century almanacs

Pharmacists and the media exposure of specialties in the nineteenth century

Caricatures of doctors and patients (1830-1944)

The Bulletin de l’Association française des femmes médecins (1929-1940): A medical discourse for women?

Using images for public health history: The consumption of cannabis in French cinema since the late 1960s

mHealth: The ubiquitous source of health information?

Literary periodicals and the La Condamine campaign for inoculation against smallpox

A press under the influenza? Newspaper coverage of the Russian Flu pandemic in Paris (1889-1890)

Moral emotions and the control of medication. The Thalidomide affair on French television after the Liège trial (1962)

The Balland Affair: Reexamining a controversy

“Sharing my own opinion.” H1N1: Knowledge and electronic correspondence

Seeking medical information through social media: Where is the voice of expertise?

The role of the internet concerning risks related to drug consumption among young adults in Quebec

Matters of health in the Algerian media: The case of the construction of a public health media event

Appropriating the message on cancer screening and prevention

Reflecting on journalism through Lyon’s cultural press in the nineteenth century

Interview with Patrick Pelloux, an emergency physician

Positions of theses

Symposia

Publications

Health magazines on television since the 1950s

When the topic of health ensures the financial health of newspapers. The heyday of medical advertising in the press at the turn of the century