Feminist Review Issue 72

Editorial Drugs;<EM> Emily Banks, Lyn Thomas, Nirmal Puwar, Vicki Bertram </EM><BR>THEMED ARTICLES<BR>From Dogs' Testicles to Mares' Urine: the origins and contemporary use of hormonal therapy for the menopause;<EM> Emily Banks</EM><BR>Pharmacopoeia;<EM> Liz Lee and Susie Freeman</EM><BR>'First in man': the politics and ethics of women in clinical drug trials;<EM> Oonagh Corrigan</EM><BR>Dope for Dying; <EM>Jo Stanley</EM><BR>'Vials, Ampoules and a Bucketful of Syringes': the experience of the self-administration of hormonal drugs in IVF;<EM> Karen Throsby<BR>Freighter; Fiona Benson</EM><BR>DIALOGUE SECTION<BR>Sex working Injection Drug Users: the silent junkies?;<EM> Andrea Efthimiou-Mordaunt</EM><BR>Patent Rights Versus Patient Rights: intellectual property, the behaviour of pharmaceutical companies and access to treatment in sub-Saharan Africa; <EM>Johanna Hanefeld</EM><BR>NON-THEMED ARTICLES<BR>Visibly Pregnant: Toward a Placental Body;<EM> Jane-Maree Maher</EM><BR>'It's Easier that You're a Girl and that You're Asian': interactions of race and gender between researchers and participants<EM>; Louise Archer</EM><BR>BOOK REVIEWS<BR>New Frontiers of Space, Bodies and Gender; Sadhana Soborun<BR>Policing Sexual Assault;<EM> Margaret Greenfields</EM> <BR>Women in Teacher Training Colleges, 1900-1960: A feminine culture; <EM>Rosemary Auchmuty</EM><BR>