Corporate Body

Medical History Society of Victoria (c. 1953 - )

From
c. 1953
Victoria, Australia
Functions
Association, Society or Membership Organisation and History of Australian Medicine

Summary

In 2003, the Medical History Society of Victoria celebrates its fiftieth anniversary.

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Published resources

Books

  • Muir, Claire, The Medical History Society of Victoria, 1953-2006 (Melbourne: Medical History Society of Victoria, 2007), 116 pp. Details

Resources

Reviews

  • Muir, Claire, The Medical History Society of Victoria, 1953-2006 (2007)
    Jones, Ross, Historical Records of Australian Science, 19 (2), (2008), 228-9, https://doi.org/10.1071/HR08008. Details

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Created: 16 July 2002, Last modified: 24 August 2023

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