Falling in Love with the NHS
In the 1950s Mills & Boon’s medical romances helped make the NHS more appealing to an ambivalent British public.
In the 1950s Mills & Boon’s medical romances helped make the NHS more appealing to an ambivalent British public.
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How did women experience warfare in early medieval Britain?
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While science and medicine advance, myths around menstruation persist.
The impact and long-term legacy of Uruguay’s progressive leader.
Why are medieval women largely absent from current discussions of Armenia’s past?
Oradour-sur-Glane is now known as a memorial to a brutal massacre, but the lives of its inhabitants have been neglected.
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