Erika Dyck - Challenging Choices: Canada’s Population Control In The 1970s

MCGILL-QUEENS/ASSOCIATED MEDICAL SERVICES STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, HEALTH, AND SOCIETY

Series editors: J.T.H. Connor and Erika Dyck

This series presents books in the history of medicine, health studies, and social policy, exploring interactions between the institutions, ideas, and practices of medicine and those of society as a whole. To begin to understand these complex relationships and their history is a vital step to ensuring the protection of a fundamental human right: the right to health. Volumes in this series have received financial support to assist publication from Associated Medical Services, Inc. ( AMS ), a Canadian charitable organization with an impressive history as a catalyst for change in Canadian healthcare. For eighty years, AMS has had a profound impact through its support of the history of medicine and the education of healthcare professionals, and by making strategic investments to address critical issues in our healthcare system. AMS has funded eight chairs in the history of medicine across Canada, is a primary sponsor of many of the countrys history of medicine and nursing organizations, and offers fellowships and grants through the AMS History of Medicine and Healthcare Program ( www.amshealthcare.ca ).

1 Home Medicine

The Newfoundland Experience

John K. Crellin

2 A Long Way from Home

The Tuberculosis Epidemic among the Inuit

Pat Sandiford Grygier

3 Labrador Odyssey

The Journal and Photographs of Eliot Curwen on the Second Voyage of Wilfred Grenfell, 1893

Ronald Rompkey

4 Architecture in the Family Way

Doctors, Houses, and Women, 18701900

Annmarie Adams

5 Local Hospitals in Ancien

Rgime France

Rationalization, Resistance, Renewal, 15301789

Daniel Hickey

6 Foisted upon the Government?

State Responsibilities, Family Obligations, and the Care of the Dependent Aged in Nineteenth-Century Ontario

Edgar-Andr Montigny

7 A Young Mans Benefit

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Sickness Insurance in the United States and Canada, 18601929

George Emery and J.C. Herbert Emery

8 The Weariness, the Fever, and the Fret

The Campaign against Tuberculosis in Canada, 19001950

Katherine McCuaig

9 The War Diary of Clare Gass, 19151918

Edited by Susan Mann

10 Committed to the State Asylum

Insanity and Society in Nineteenth-Century Quebec and Ontario

James E. Moran

11 Jessie Luther at the Grenfell

Mission

Edited by Ronald Rompkey

12 Negotiating Disease

Power and Cancer Care, 19001950

Barbara Clow

13 For Patients of Moderate Means

A Social History of the Voluntary Public General Hospital in Canada, 18901950

David Gagan and Rosemary Gagan

14 Into the House of Old

A History of Residential Care in British Columbia

Megan J. Davies

15 St Marys

The History of a London Teaching Hospital