sCHAPTER
ELEVEN / CHAPITRE ONZE
Women’s
Medicine and Medicine’s Women:
History
of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Women
La médecine des
femmes et les femmes de la médecine:
histoire de l’obstétrique, de la gynécologie
et des femmes
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Antiquity to the Enlightenment / Antiquité aux Lumières
Women in Medicine and Science /
Femmes en médecine et
science
General Works / Ouvrages généraux
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