Restoring the Balance

In "Restoring the Balance," Ellen S. More delves into the intricate world of women physicians in America, examining how the Victorian ideal of balance has shaped their healing practices over the last 150 years. Published by Harvard University Press in 2001, this compelling book combines rich archival research with insightful interviews, offering a vivid portrayal of women in the medical field. With 352 pages of engaging content, More provides a thorough exploration of gender studies and the history of women in medicine, making this an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of science, history, and women's studies. Unearth the dynamics that have influenced these pioneering figures in a field often dominated by men, and discover how their contributions continue to resonate today.