Out of the Dead House: Nineteenth-Century Women Physicians and the Writing of Medicine

Focusing on the significant contributions of women physicians in the late nineteenth century, the book highlights their roles in shaping medical practice and discourse. It explores the works of notable figures such as Ann Preston and Rebecca Crumpler, showcasing their influence on medical writing and research. The author, Susan Wells, examines how these women developed innovative methods for patient histories and medical research while also contributing to literature and social commentary. This work emphasizes the impact of women in the evolution of science and culture.