| Contents | Health and History, 4.1 | The History Cooperative

Volume 4 • Number 1

2002

Staff

Editorial	1
Janet McCalman

Articles

Conference Keynote Address: Feminism & Health	5
Susan M. Reverby

A Conversation About Menopause, Part I: Changing Rationales for Long-term Hormone Replacement Therapy in America, 1960-2000	20
Elizabeth Siegel Watkins

A Conversation About Menopause, Part II: The Problem of Naturalising Menopause	37
Marilys Guillemin

Gender, Science & Fitness: Perspectives on Women's Exercise in the United States in the 20th Century	52
Martha H. Verbrugge

Women's Bodies, Women's History: Conversations Across Time & Cultures. Summary of Conference Themes	73
Kathryn Robertson

Women at War: Military Experience - The New Age of Australian Nursing & Other Failures	79
Sioban Nelson & Jennifer Rabach

Women at War: 'When Needs Must' - The Acceptance of Volunteer Aids in British & Australian Military Hospitals in World War I	88
Ian Martin

Tribute
Dr. Benedetto (Ben) Haneman	99
Di Tibbits

Book Reviews

Revisioning Women, Health and Healing: Feminist, Cultural, and Technoscience Perspectives, edited by Adele E. Clarke & Virginia L. Olesen/ Rima D. Apple	101

Our Bodies, Our Babies: The Forgotten Women's Movement, by Kerreen Reiger/ Patricia Grimshaw	103

'Say Little, Do Much': Nursing, Nuns, and Hospitals in the Nineteenth Century, by Sioban Nelson/ Garry McLoughlin	106

Thorns on the Rose: The History of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Australia in International Perspective, by Milton Lewis/ Joanne Townsend	109

'Unfortunate Folk': Essays on Mental Health Treatment 1863-1992, edited by Barbara Brookes & Jane Thomson/ Mark Finnane	111

Beethoven in Person: His Deafness, Illnesses & Death, by Peter J. Davies/ Mervyn J. Eadie	113

A Doctor in the Garden: Australian Flora and the World of Medicine, by John H. Pearn/ Frances W. Leggat & Peter A. Leggat	116


Contributors	119

ASHM Information	122

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