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Book Title
Bathsheba's Breast: Women, Cancer, and History
Publication Date
2002-07-27
Pages
320
ISBN
9780801869365
Publication Year
2002
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Name
Bathsheba's Breast : Women, Cancer, and History
Item Height
1.1in
Author
James S. Olson
Item Length
9in
Publisher
Johns Hopkins University Press
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
20 Oz
Number of Pages
320 Pages

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''Breast cancer may very well be history's oldest malaise, known as well to the ancients as it is to us. The women who have endured it share a unique sisterhood. Queen Atossa and Dr. Jerri Nielsen-separated by era and geography, by culture, religion, politics, economics, and world view-could hardly have been more different. Born 2,500 years apart, ......

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Johns Hopkins University Press
ISBN-10
0801869366
ISBN-13
9780801869365
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Author
James S. Olson
Publication Name
Bathsheba's Breast : Women, Cancer, and History
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2002
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
320 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
20 Oz

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Rc280.B8o465 2002
Reviews
"Provides a most readable survey contrasting past and present options for breast cancer treatment." -- Library Bookwatch, James S. Olson has taken on the task of recounting the entire history of breast cancer -- from Queen Atossa, who lived in Babylon in 490 B.C., to Dr. Jerri Nielsen, who was trapped in Antarctica in 1999 -- and has done it in a concise, attractive, enjoyable book., Historian James S. Olson provides us with an extremely interesting and often terrifying history of breast cancer through the ages... An excellent, moving and informative read., "James S. Olson has taken on the task of recounting the entire history of breast cancer -- from Queen Atossa, who lived in Babylon in 490 B.C., to Dr. Jerri Nielsen, who was trapped in Antarctica in 1999 -- and has done it in a concise, attractive, enjoyable book." -- Susan Lester, New England Journal of Medicine, "In elegant, captivating prose, Bathsheba's Breast brings to life dramatic tales to illustrate the history of breast cancer treatment... The historical detail and absorbing storytelling appeal equally to scholarly and general audiences." -- Paula Viterbo, History: Reviews of New Books, James Olson's compelling book suggests that breast cancer is one of history's oldest diseases. From Queen Atossa of Persia, daughter of Cyrus, consort of Darius, mother of Xerxes, to Dr. Jerri Nielsen, isolated from medical help in Antarctica, who self-diagnosed and self-treated her cancer, he tells stories of the sufferers, their doctors and their treatments... It is impossible to read this book without being moved-by pity, horror, awe and respect at the suffering of ordinary women whose normal lives were cut short by abnormal malignancy; by anger at the longevity of some of the barbaric treatments and the dismissive arrogance of mutilating surgeons; but finally by hope that molecular biology, genetic counselling, and pharmaceutical innovation will produce if not a cure, then techniques to transform the disease from an acute killer into a treatable, chronic malaise., James Olson's compelling book suggests that breast cancer is one of history's oldest diseases. From Queen Atossa of Persia, daughter of Cyrus, consort of Darius, mother of Xerxes, to Dr. Jerri Nielsen, isolated from medical help in Antarctica, who self-diagnosed and self-treated her cancer, he tells stories of the sufferers, their doctors and their treatments... It is impossible to read this book without being moved--by pity, horror, awe and respect at the suffering of ordinary women whose normal lives were cut short by abnormal malignancy; by anger at the longevity of some of the barbaric treatments and the dismissive arrogance of mutilating surgeons; but finally by hope that molecular biology, genetic counselling, and pharmaceutical innovation will produce if not a cure, then techniques to transform the disease from an acute killer into a treatable, chronic malaise., "An invaluable aid to those breast cancer survivors with an interest in taking the long view of their illness... Today's cancer research offers plenty of hope to all those courageous people on the journey initiated by their diagnosis, and Bathsheba's Breast is an important traveling companion whose most promising chapters have yet to be written." -- Nick Owchar, Los Angeles Times, "In sum, Bathsheba's Breast does an admirable job of summarizing the history of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment." -- Barron H. Lerner, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, "Olson... has written a book that is part history, packed with fascinating details about important figures from ancient times to the present, and part history of medicine... beyond all that, the author--who lost an arm to a recurring cancer and last year was diagnosed with brain cancer--bares his own humility." -- Marina Pisano, San Antonio Express-News, In sum, Bathsheba's Breast does an admirable job of summarizing the history of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment., Utilizing accounts of the experiences of well-known historical figures from Anne of Austria to Linda McCartney, the author weaves a story important to every woman who fears breast cancer and to all those who care about her. An excellent, thought-provoking reference for lay audiences as well as health care professionals., "An engrossing history... This book is definitely a thought-provoking read and reminds us that some diseases and their physical and emotional trauma transcend time." -- Sharon DeBartolo Carmack, Family Tree Magazine, James S. Olson has taken on the task of recounting the entire history of breast cancer--from Queen Atossa, who lived in Babylon in 490 B.C., to Dr. Jerri Nielsen, who was trapped in Antarctica in 1999--and has done it in a concise, attractive, enjoyable book., Provides a fascinating view of the ways in which culture, politics, and science interact... A lucid account of an ongoing war on a changing battlefield with at least the hope of new weapons., "Utilizing accounts of the experiences of well-known historical figures from Anne of Austria to Linda McCartney, the author weaves a story important to every woman who fears breast cancer and to all those who care about her. An excellent, thought-provoking reference for lay audiences as well as health care professionals." -- Choice, An engrossing history... This book is definitely a thought-provoking read and reminds us that some diseases and their physical and emotional trauma transcend time., "Honesty and empathy make the book worthwhile for lay and professional readers alike." -- Jessica B. Mandell, Journal of Clinical Investigation, "An engaging historical survey of the interplay between the science of breast cancer and the wider culture of which it is a part." -- Richard Horton, Times Literary Supplement, "[Olson's] honesty and empathy make the book worthwhile for lay and professional readers alike." -- Journal of Clinical Investigation, Olson... has written a book that is part history, packed with fascinating details about important figures from ancient times to the present, and part history of medicine... beyond all that, the author--who lost an arm to a recurring cancer and last year was diagnosed with brain cancer--bares his own humility., "Olsen embarks on the complicated, current history of the multiple choices for the treatment of breast cancer since 1970... the inclusion of individual stories makes the debates very real and the outcomes not always positive." -- Mary Tarbox, EdD, RN, Nursing History Review, An engaging historical survey of the interplay between the science of breast cancer and the wider culture of which it is a part., Olson... has written a book that is part history, packed with fascinating details about important figures from ancient times to the present, and part history of medicine... beyond all that, the author-who lost an arm to a recurring cancer and last year was diagnosed with brain cancer-bares his own humility., "A well-written, accessible account of the history of breast cancer from ancient times to today... Olson simultaneously presents a history of breast cancer, culture, and science. His multi-layered analysis of the history of breast cancer is most striking when he demonstrates the differing attitudes toward therapy that American and European medical practitioners hold; and how the development of medicine in different areas of the globe affects the way breast cancer is treated... Overall, Olson's book is a satisfying examination of the history of breast cancer. It would be a welcome addition to a course dedicated to the history of medicine, the history of women in medicine, or gender history." -- Karol K. Weaver, H-Women, H-Net Reviews, In elegant, captivating prose, Bathsheba's Breast brings to life dramatic tales to illustrate the history of breast cancer treatment... The historical detail and absorbing storytelling appeal equally to scholarly and general audiences., A well-written, accessible account of the history of breast cancer from ancient times to today... Olson simultaneously presents a history of breast cancer, culture, and science. His multi-layered analysis of the history of breast cancer is most striking when he demonstrates the differing attitudes toward therapy that American and European medical practitioners hold; and how the development of medicine in different areas of the globe affects the way breast cancer is treated... Overall, Olson's book is a satisfying examination of the history of breast cancer. It would be a welcome addition to a course dedicated to the history of medicine, the history of women in medicine, or gender history., James S. Olson has taken on the task of recounting the entire history of breast cancer-from Queen Atossa, who lived in Babylon in 490 B.C., to Dr. Jerri Nielsen, who was trapped in Antarctica in 1999-and has done it in a concise, attractive, enjoyable book., Olsen embarks on the complicated, current history of the multiple choices for the treatment of breast cancer since 1970... the inclusion of individual stories makes the debates very real and the outcomes not always positive., "Provides a fascinating view of the ways in which culture, politics, and science interact... A lucid account of an ongoing war on a changing battlefield with at least the hope of new weapons." -- Kirkus Reviews, Olson... has written a book that is part history, packed with fascinating details about important figures from ancient times to the present, and part history of medicine... beyond all that, the author -- who lost an arm to a recurring cancer and last year was diagnosed with brain cancer -- bares his own humility., An invaluable aid to those breast cancer survivors with an interest in taking the long view of their illness... Today's cancer research offers plenty of hope to all those courageous people on the journey initiated by their diagnosis, and Bathsheba's Breast is an important traveling companion whose most promising chapters have yet to be written., "Historian James S. Olson provides us with an extremely interesting and often terrifying history of breast cancer through the ages... An excellent, moving and informative read." -- CancerFutures, "James Olson's compelling book suggests that breast cancer is one of history's oldest diseases. From Queen Atossa of Persia, daughter of Cyrus, consort of Darius, mother of Xerxes, to Dr. Jerri Nielsen, isolated from medical help in Antarctica, who self-diagnosed and self-treated her cancer, he tells stories of the sufferers, their doctors and their treatments... It is impossible to read this book without being moved -- by pity, horror, awe and respect at the suffering of ordinary women whose normal lives were cut short by abnormal malignancy; by anger at the longevity of some of the barbaric treatments and the dismissive arrogance of mutilating surgeons; but finally by hope that molecular biology, genetic counselling, and pharmaceutical innovation will produce if not a cure, then techniques to transform the disease from an acute killer into a treatable, chronic malaise." -- Tilli Tansey, History Today
Table of Content
Contents: Preface Acknowledgments Prologue ACROSS TIME 1. Dark Ages 2. ""Unkindest Cut of All"" THE ORIGINS OF THE MASTECTOMY 3. William Stewert Halsted and the Radical Mastectomy 4. Superradicals and the Medicine of Mutilation 5. New Beginnings ASSAULT ON THE RADICAL MASTECTOMY 6. Beauty and the Breast THE GREAT AMERICAN OBSESSION 7. Out of the Closet BREAST CANCER IN THE 1970'S 8. Patient Heal Thyself QUACKS AND CURES IN THE AGE OF NARCISSISM 9. Choices MEDICAL TREATMENT IN THE AGE OF LIBERATION 10. The Breast Cancer Wars 11. Biology, Society, and Destiny Epilogue THE NEW MILLENIUM Notes Index
Copyright Date
2002
Target Audience
Trade
Topic
Women, History, Historical
Lccn
2001-006265
Dewey Decimal
616.99/449/009
Dewey Edition
21
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Medical, History

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