Susan Reverby

The article critiques New York City's health system's failure to adequately provide abortion services and treatment for drug addiction, highlighting the conflicts between public and private healthcare interests.

This article examines the health risks faced by workers in war-related industries and the long-term effects of chemical exposure.

The piece critiques the establishment of medical foundations by county medical societies as a means to maintain control over healthcare amidst rising pressures for reform.

The article discusses the predominance of women in the health workforce and the implications of gender disparities in wages and job roles.

The article analyzes the implications of the recent Supreme Court decision on abortion and its effects on women's health services.

An interview with Susan Reverby discussing her experiences and insights on nursing history and its implications for the present.