| Contents | Health and History, 6.1 | The History Cooperative

Volume 6 • Number 1

2004

Staff

Articles

Bureacracy, Benevolence and Medical Innovation	1
Cecily Hunter

Sent up There to Die? The Victorian Metropolitan Patient Transfer Scheme of the 1920s and ’30s	29
Yolande Collins

‘Oh God that Our Own Lovely City of Adelaide Be not Placed in the Same Category’: Venereal Diseases in Interwar Adelaide 1920–1939	67
Susan Lemar

Professional Code or Legal Sanctions: Pharmacy in China	87
Du Liping

Immigration and Health: Law and Regulation in Australia, 1901–1958	97
Alison Bashford & Sarah Howard

Deaths of Babies Born on Government-Assisted Emigrant Voyages to South Australia in the Nineteenth Century	113
Robin Haines & Ralph Shlomowitz

Book Reviews

Learning to Trust: Australian Responses to AIDS by Paul Sendziuk/ Mark Veitch	125

The Discovery of the Germ by John Waller/ F. B. Smith	129

A Voice for Mothers: The Plunket Society and Infant Welfare 1907–2000 by Linda Bryder/ Ian Anderson	130

Life and Death in the Age of Sail: The Passage to Australia by Robin Haines/ John C. Waller	131

No Charge—No Undressing: Fronting up for Good Health by Peter J. Tyler/ Stefania Siedlecky, AM	135

Good Riddance: A History of Waste Management in Manly, Mosman, Pittwater and Warringah by Pauline Curby & Virginia Macleod/ Peter J. Tyler	138


Contributors	140

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