Getting Cold Feet in the First World War: Leaky Boots, Trench Foot and Vernacular Medicine Among British Soldiers

Overview of attention for article published in Social History of Medicine, November 2020

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RT @GeorgiaMc06: My article on soldiers’ vernacular medicine in the #FWW is now available @SSHMedicine !! #histmed https://t.co/Blmuj0xy00

02 Nov 2020

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Another one to put on the reading list. Georgia writes about gruesome aspects of the war experience in the most interesting way (that’s a compliment btw @GeorgiaMc06 ☺️)

02 Nov 2020

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Fantastic!

02 Nov 2020

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RT @GeorgiaMc06: My article on soldiers’ vernacular medicine in the #FWW is now available @SSHMedicine !! #histmed https://t.co/Blmuj0xy00

01 Nov 2020

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