James Allen Young (Duke University School of Medicine), Anthropometric study of human growth in nineteenth-century American medicine

Honorable Mention–
Lawrence G. Miller (Harvard University), Pain, Parturition and the Profession: Twilight Sleep in America

David Leibowitz (New York University), Scientific failure in an age of optimism: public reaction to Robert Koch's tuberculin cure

Honorable Mentions–
David M. Bishai (University of California School of Medicine, San Diego), The history of food fortification in America

Gene Nakajima (Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine), Gertrude Stein's medical education at Johns Hopkins

Francis M. Lobo (Yale University Medical School), John Haygarth, smallpox, and religious dissent in eighteenth-century England

Honorable Mention–
Jose Ignacio Choca (University of Illinois at Chicago), A mode of action: historical aspects of the receptor theory

Cary D. Alberstone (Albany)

Honorable Mentions–
Christopher Crenner (Harvard University)

Jason Rosenstock (Brown University)

Randolph N. Whitely (Kansas)

Honorable Mention–David Branch Moody (Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine), The healing power of the Marian miracle books of Bavarian shrines, 1489-1523

Kristine Cambell (Johns Hopkins)

Honorable Mention–
Christopher Sellers (University of North Carolina School of Medicine), Crisis of legitimacy and the promise of research: workplace controversy and the emergence of modern clinical science at Harvard

Chris Feudtner (Pennsylvania)

Honorable Mention–
Walton O. Schalick, III (Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine), Medicine fit for a king: doctors at the royal courts of France, 1031-1350

Scott Harris Podolsky (Harvard)

Honorable Mentions–
David Shumway Jones (Harvard Medical School), The challenges of randomized surgical trials: evidence, faith, and the spread of coronary artery bypass grafting, 1967-1979

[Thomas] Avery Gibbs (University of Oklahoma), The effects of measles upon the health of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, 1861-62

Gabriella G. Gosman (Yale)

Honorable Mentions–
John T. Paige, Evolution of a role for the dental surgeon in maxillofacial trauma during the Great War

Katrina Marie Posta, The balancing act: an analysis of dual career conflicts experienced by the first women physicians to graduate from Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania

Nancy Shao-Chia Chen (Washington University)

Honorable Mentions–
Anjali Saini (University of Connecticut School of Medicine), The pathology of sitala: cultural responses to smallpox in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century India

Edward A.M. Duckworth (University of South Florida School of Medicine), Striking a nerve: Descartes, Hobbes, LaMettrie, and the machinery of mind

Wen T. Shen (University of California, San Francisco)

Honorable Mention–
Thomas Morgan (Boston University), An economic history of physician supply in New England, 1620-1990

Alisa Ann McQueen (Mt. Sinai School of Medicine), Black bodies and the white plague: medical discourses of race and tuberculosis at the turn of the century in America

Honorable Mention–
David Gerber (Cornell University Medical College), Pure and wholesome: stephen Allen, cholera, and the New York City water supply in the nineteenth century

Shelley Day (Harvard): Fetal Surgery, Medical Ethics and Abortion Politics.

Honorable Mention–
Brian Puskas (Pennsylvania State University), Managing the Nation's Health: An Historical Analysis of U.S. Public Health Service Leadership During the 1960s and 1990s

Walter N. Ingram (University of Kansas), Integrators of the University of Kansas School of Medicine: a struggle in the 1930s

Honorable Mention–
Kelly R. Brown ( University of Rochester), Trends in the admission of juveniles to insane asylums in England and Wales, 1870-1900

Whitney Bryant (Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons) -- "Atoxyl and Human African Trypanosomiasis: a history of colonial chemotherapy"

Honorable Mention–
Ann Garment (New York University) – “Mortui Vivos Docent – The Dead Teach the Living:  The Rise of Body Bequeathal in 20th Century America”

Adam D. Lipworth (University of Pennsylvania) – “The Waksman Campaign:  Dr. Selman Waksman’s Struggle to Preserve His Heroic Image Through a Bitter Credit Dispute Over Streptomycin”

Ronald W. Alfa (Stanford University School of Medicine), “Redefining Inert: The Birth of the Placebo in American Medicine”

Honorable Mentions –
David P. Johnson (Duke University School of Medicine), “Dr. George W. Harley: A new perspective of a 20th century medical missionary’s influence on 21st century global health”

Amanda V. Thornton (Dartmouth Medical School), “Coerced Care: Thomas Thistlewood’s account of medical practice on sugar plantation slaves in colonial Jamaica, 1751-1786.”