Glimpses into Health, Disease,
and Medical Institutions
in Transylvania

The cholera epidemic of 1872–1873 in Transylvania: causes, spread, societal responses, and demographic consequences.

An analysis of tuberculosis-related deaths in Transylvania between 1850 and 1914, exploring social, economic, and environmental inequalities.

Accidents, homicides, and suicides in historical Transylvania (1850–1918): from macro-level statistics to individual parish records.

Fevers, mosquitoes, and the limits of medicine — malaria among railway workers and hospital patients in 19th–20th century Transylvania.

From the Habsburg Medical-Surgical Institute to the University of Cluj: 250 years of medical education in one of Romania's most important academic centers.