Non-Mayo Clinic History of Medicine Electronic Resources: Online classes

This 2010 open Yale course provides an "international analysis of the impact of epidemic diseases on Western society and culture from the bubonic plaque to HIV/AIDS and the recent experience of SARS and swine flu."

Oregon Health & Sciences University's special collections unit provides access to more than 30 videos from its lecture series. This site is a particularly good resource for lectures on the history of medicine in the Pacific Northwest.

This site contains more than two-dozen podcasts from a 2012 lecture series at Oxford Brookes University covering subjects such as the plague in early modern Venice and toxicology in 19th century Spain. Also available on this site is "Moments in Medicine", a small series of ten-minute podcasts on medical history topics, including midwifery, the origins of forensic medicine, and the vaccination debate.

The Reynolds Historical Library at the University of Alabama-Brimingham has nearly 30 videos available of talks from its history of medicine lecture series. This site is a particularly good resource for lectures on the history of medicine in the American South.