1-1. Diseases Make Civilizations

1-2. Diseases and East Asia

1-3. History of the Concepts of Disease and Hygiene

2-1. Hospitals and Clinics

2-2. Private Hospitals

2-3. State Hospitals

3-1. Professions and Licensure

3-2. Jejungwon Medical School and Private Medical and Nursing Education

3-3. State Medical Education

5-1. The Cholera Epidemic and the Prevention and Control of Epidemics in China and Japan

5-2. Cholera and Modern Korea

5-3. Cholera and the State Quarantine System

6-1. The Hong Kong Plague and Governmental and People’s Response

6-2. The Hong Kong Plague and East Asia

6-3. The Manchurian Plague and Imperial Medicine

7-1. The Public Health Administration of Late Joseon and the Korean Empire and the Modern State

7-2. The Public Health Administration of China and State Medicine

7-3. The Public Health Administration of Japan and the Modern State

8-1. Medicine Savings Club and Local Healthcare in Korea

8-2. Local Healthcare in China and Japan

8-3. The Pharmaceutical Industry of Modern Korean and the Local Community

9-1. The Public Health Administration of Colonial Joseon

9-2. Colonial Sanitation Police

9-3. Colonial Medicine under the Medical Professional School System

10-1. History of Depression

10-2. Neurosis and Neurasthenia under Japanese Colonial Rule

10-3. Depression of Contemporary People Seen through a Historical Perspective