JAMA Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery Archive (1925–1930)
Dataset Documentation

Overview

The JAMA Otolaryngology Archive contains the complete pre-1930 run of this premier ENT specialty journal, beginning with Volume 1, Number 1, 1925. 8,774 rows of clean, structured medical text documenting the founding years of head and neck surgery.

Historical Significance

Founded in 1925 as a JAMA specialty journal, this archive captures:

  • Early audiometry and hearing loss diagnostics

  • Radium treatment for laryngeal carcinoma

  • Tonsillectomy techniques

  • Rhinoplasty innovations

  • The endocrine-ENT connection

  • Otosclerosis research

Dataset Specifications

 
 
AttributeValue
Total Rows8,774
Time Period1925–1930
First IssueVolume 1, Number 1 (1925)
FormatJSONL, Snowflake-optimized
LicensePre-1930 Public Domain

Ethics & Bias Statement

This dataset contains historical medical text from 1925–1930. These materials are provided for historical and research purposes only.

Provenance

Curated and licensed by Devin Media Corp. All source materials are pre-1930 public domain. Contact: hello(at)devinmediacorp.com

Citation

©Devin Media Corp. (2026). JAMA Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery Archive (1925–1930).

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