A Century of Homeopaths: Their Influence on Medicine and Health§Chapter 1. Introduction§A Brief History of Homeopathy§Defining a Homeopath§Synopsis§Chapter 2. Samuel Hahnemann: Rebarbative Genius§Personality and Relationships§Hahnemann as Medical Pioneer§Chapter 3. Women, Reform and Medical Leadership§Professional Barriers, Social Reform and the Role of Women in Homeopathy§New York Medical College and Hospital for Women§Clemence Lozier§Elizabeth Blackwell§Harriet Clisby§Emily Stowe§Mary Safford Blake§Alice Boole Campbell§Susan Smith McKinney Steward (Also Known As Susan Smith McKinney)§Florence Nightingale Ward (1860-1919)§Maria Augusta Generoso Estrella§Geraldine Burton-Branch§Boston Graduates and Students§Mercy B. Jackson§Mary H. Thompson§Lucy Waite§Rebecca Lee Crumpler§Esther Hill Hawks§Julia Holmes Smith§Leila Gertrude Bedell§Martha George Ripley§Anna Howard Shaw§Rebecca Lee Dorsey§Clara Barrus§Eliza Taylor Ransom§Cleveland Graduates§Caroline Brown Winslow§Susan Edson§Others§Laura Matilda Towne§Conclusions§Chapter 4. The Homeopathic Scalpel: Contributions to Surgery from the World of Homeopathy§Dental Surgeons§Josiah Foster Flagg§Gynecology and Obstetrics§George Taylor§Rebecca Lee Dorsey§George Southwick§James Wood§James Ward and Florence Nightingale Ward§Lucy Waite§Walter Crump§Geraldine Burton-Branch§Urology§Bukk Carleton§Sprague Carleton§George Nagamatsu§Leonard P. Wershub§General Surgery§Edward C. Franklin§William Tod Helmuth (1833-1902)§Israel Tisdale Talbot§John Mallory Lee§Ophthalmology and Oto-laryngology§Edwin Sterling Munson§L. Grant Selfridge§Cardiac Surgery§Charles Bailey§Others§Chapter 5. Homeopaths and the Dawning of Anesthesiology§Herbert Leo Northrop§Thomas Drysdale Buchanan§Walter M. Boothby§Everett A. Tyler§Henry Ruth§Harold Randall Griffith§Rolland WhitacreWilliam Neff§Brant Burdell ('BB') Sankey§Kenneth K. Keown§Caleb Matthews§Thomas Skinner§August Bier§Summary§Chapter 6. Homeopathy and the Mind: From Alienists to Neuroscientists§Hahnemann's Attitude Towards Mental Illness§Kinship of Homeopathy and Psychiatry§Influential Individuals§Charles Frederick Menninger: An Ambassador-at-Large from the Court of Nature§Rudolf Arndt§Selden Talcott§Samuel Worcester§Bayard Holmes§Emmons Paine§Frank C. Richardson§Henry M. Pollock§Clara Barrus§Henry I. Klopp§Psychiatrists at Fergus Falls State Hospital§The Life and Career fo Solomon Carter Fuller: America's First African-American Psychiatrist§Winfred Overholser (1892-1964): The Dean of Forensic Psychiatry§Oswald Boltz: From Psychiatry to Homeopathy§James Cocke§Conclusions§Chapter 7. Public Health§Tullio S. Verdi§Charles Sumner§Eugene Porter§Charles V. Chapin§Rebecca Lee Dorsey§Hills Cole§James W. Ward§Royal Copeland§Pedro Ortiz§Marcus Kogel§Geraldine Burton-Branch§The Domestic Sanitation Movement§John James Drysdale and John William Hayward§Chapter 8. The Early Days of Radiation: Homeopathic Shadows§Emil Grubbe: First to Use X-Rays in Medicine or Teller of Tall Tales?§The Discovery of X-Rays and Its Impact on Grubbe§Francis Benson§William Dieffenbach§Other Activities§John Mallory Lee§Chapter 9. Heartbeat, Heart Failure, and Homeopathy§Constantin Hering and His Contributions§Snake Venoms§Hering's Law of Cure§The Cardiovascular Institute (CVI) at Hahnemann Medical College§Other Contributors to Cardiology§Milton Raisbeck§Measuring Cardiovascular Physiology: 19th Century British Studies§Robert Dudgeon and the Dudgeon Sphygmograph§The Sphygmograph§Experimental Physiology at Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM)§Arthur Weysse§Chapter 10. Allergy and Allergic Disorders: Homeopathic Leaders§Introduction§Charles Blackley§Grant L. Selfridge§Homeopathy, Immunology and Allergy: Other Considerations§Charles Frederick Millspaugh§Chapter 11. Academic Homeopaths Reinvented§Roy Upham: Promoter of International Homeopathy§Conrad Wesselhoeft