Journal of Medical Biography

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Medical Biography is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Sir Arnold James Knight (1789–1871): Physician, educationist, and founder of Sheffield Medical School5
The Sloop family: Addressing rural health disparities through service and education4
Statue of Henrietta Lacks (1920–1951)4
Norman Dott's dome-shaped neurosurgical operating theatres in Edinburgh (1960–2020) – End of an era3
The last days of Daniel Webster: A detailed analysis of his cause of death3
Dr Ayub Khan Ommaya (1930–2008): The eventful life of a revolutionary neurosurgeon3
The medical education of James McCune Smith (1813–1865)3
Surgeon Henry Tonks and the blur of artistry3
John Hemsley Pearn, Doctors for the World: A History of the Faculty of Medicine of The University of Queensland and its People3
Idris Bitlisi and the prevalence of historiography in the ottoman empire: A Look at his most important work Hasht Bihisht3
The medical practice of James McCune Smith (1813–1865)3
Editorial2
Bertrand Russell's interpretation of Socrates’ behavior fits2
Lest we forget: Dr Wu Lien-Teh (1879–1960)2
A pioneer Turkish urologist-medical historian (Saim Erkun 1901–1949) and his one-century-old review about prostate2
Mustafa Adil (1871–1904): A pioneer of veterinary bacteriology and public health in the late Ottoman empire2
Statue of Dr. Aletta Henriëtte Jacobs (1854–1929): Physician, Activist, and an Inspiration2
Women in the medical profession in 1900 from extended maternity to social equity. The life of Lucia Servadio2
The statue of Saroj Gupta (1929–2017)2
Martin Heinrich Corten (1889–1962): Nazi victim or perpetrator?2
‘A Defence of Physick’: Thomas Reeve's proposed ‘fair experiment’ on the benefits of tar-water treatment (1744)1
Story of a Levantine family in late Ottoman Constantinople: Dr Julius van Millingen and Dr Edwin van Millingen1
Lest we forget: Johann Alexander Vogelsang—a pioneer in maxillofacial surgery in East Germany1
Armond S. Goldman (1930–2023) and the development of the immunobiology of human milk1
Robert Lawson Tait (1845–1899): The true innovator of aseptic surgery?1
Arthur William Mickle Ellis (1883–1966): Canadian doctor, Rockefeller physician, army medic, medical director and university professor1
Dr Pranjivandas Manekchand Mehta MD, MS, FCPS 1889–1981 and Caraka Samhita (1949)1
Louis Farabeuf (1841–1910): Anatomist and inventor of surgical procedures and instruments1
Sir Benjamin William Rycroft OBE (1902–1967): British ophthalmologist and pioneer in corneal surgery1
Editorial1
Chaim Sheba (1908–1971) and the Israeli health system1
The statue of Susan La Flesche Picotte (1865–1915): A pioneer of Native American public health1
A medical trailblazer in the Ottoman Empire: The legacy of Dr Caroline Frances Hamilton (1861–1944)1
Dr Agnes Savill: Pioneer, polymath and dermatology's renaissance woman1
Mike McKiernan, Art and Occupation. Matador, Market Harborough1
A family at war: The life and times of Frank McLardy, pharmacist1
Ernest Hart: Editor of the British Medical Journal 1866–18981
Editorial1
Dr. Sait Bilal Golem (1899–1955): Veterinarian and pioneer researcher of public health in Albania and Turkey1
Exploring the medical practices in the Vijayanagar Empire: Insights from historical research1
Sabuncuoğlu Şerefeddin: Pioneer of illustrated surgical atlases and experimental pharmacology in Anatolia1
Dr. Thomas Earl Starzl (1926–2017): Father of Transplantation1
Dr Catherine Chisholm, ‘children's physician’: Her work for child welfare and feminist networking in Manchester1
The relationship between Rose Anna Shedlock (c1850–1878) and Emile Roux (1853–1933)1
An ophthalmologist fought against trachoma in Turkey and his books from an archive: Dr Nuri Fehmi Ayberk and The Development of Ophthalmology in Turkey1
The legacy of Dr Marjory Warren's publications1
Lay tests, storytelling and anecdotes: Lessons from a London gentleman's comparison of treatments for leg ulcers (pre-1726)1
Editorial1
Zohra Begum Kazi: Pioneering Bengali female doctor and nationalist representation1
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