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  A Chemico-Philosophic Treatise Concerning Things Natural and Preternatural, Especially Relating to the Metals and the Minerals


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  | | Glasgow " | 177 | 68 | 82 | 27 | 23 | 6 | 19 | 1 | | Nine London Hospitals | 139 | 88 | 179 | 102 | 97 | 33 | 64 | 11 | |_______________________|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____|_____| | | | | | | | | | | | Total | 304 | 196 | 330 | 181 | 219 | 88 | 169| 25


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  | | Brown | Brown | Ridgely | | Ridgely | 1805 | | | James | | | | | | Fishback | | | 1809 | B. W. | B. W. | James |J.


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  Dear Sir: The receipt of your communication informing us that circumstances beyond your control would oblige you to resign the chair of the Theory and Practice of Medicine in the Medical Department of Transylvania University


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  "Science at the Medieval Universities"[2] I made a series of quotations from the two great scientific scholars of the thirteenth century, Albertus Magnus and Roger Bacon, with regard to the question of the relative value of authority and observation in all that relates


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  Treatise on the Plague"--not the only one published in relation to this epidemic--we are told of his experiences of the plague-stricken city


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  The Practice of bringing people out of the country into this town to be inoculated for the Small-pox being very prejudicial to the town in many respects


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  £25 to £50 | £50 to £100 ----------------------|----------------|----------------|-------------- Ordinary Visit


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  ''This ain''t a dentist''s office; but if you have any peculiar disease, I am the physician of all others to relieve you


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  one billion four hundred and eighty-three million four hundred and ninety-one thousand eight hundred and sixty-five dollars


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  Gentlemen: Since using your journals more patients have come to me than I could treat, many of them coming from neighboring towns


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id: 16155
title: Gilbertus Anglicus: Medicine of the Thirteenth Century
author: Handerson, Henry E. (Henry Ebenezer)
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  Gilbert of England and his "Compendium Medicine." Medical Gilbert "met" Bertram in Syria, but the text of the Compendium says surgical chapters of Gilbert of England with the published text of the Actual diseases of the eye are discussed in chapters on pain in the Gilbert says: "The escape of blood in the urine is due Intestinal worms are not generated in the stomach, as Gilbert says, chapter, Gilbert mentions a swelling called "testudo," a gland-like, Gilbert says: "Arthetica is a disease of the joints arising from a wounds of the neck, and the corresponding chapter of Gilbert. Gilbert''s surgical chapters discuss the general treatment of wounds carefully washed, dried and placed in the wound, Gilbert tells us, Gilbert''s chapter on the treatment of wounds of the intestines in the After a few days, Gilbert tells us, the patient will himself Gilbert''s medical treatment of vesical calculus consists generally


id: 20216
author: Walsh, James J. (James Joseph)
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  Under the term Old-Time Medicine most people probably think at once of fourth century a little work in Greek on the nature of man, which is a century, the modern history of medical education may be said to begin, fine printed editions of the works of these old-time makers of medicine. GREAT PHYSICIANS IN EARLY CHRISTIAN TIMES GREAT PHYSICIANS IN EARLY CHRISTIAN TIMES At times those who read these old books from certain modern standpoints modern times, it was used as a text-book of anatomy at the University of physicians of early Christian times shows how well the tradition of old many of the books of these old-time physicians and secured their Already, in the chapter on "Great Physicians in Early Christian Times," other of the great physicians of this time, he had studied astronomy as universal language of science and especially of medicine at that time;

title:
  Old-Time Makers of Medicine The Story of The Students And Teachers of the Sciences Related to Medicine During the Middle Ages


id: 28390
title: Medicine in Virginia, 1607-1699
author: Hughes, Thomas Proctor
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  Practice lagged behind new scientific theory in medicine but Virginia Therefore Virginia, a colony of seventeenth-century Europe, started seventeenth-century European medical practice. Physicians or surgeons did ship aboard the seventeenth-century on seventeenth-century Virginia medicine, concludes that most of them Dr. Blanton, the authority on seventeenth-century Virginia medicine, in seventeenth-century Virginia record; cases are reported but the number rehabilitation of the sick, the seventeenth-century Virginia physician PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY VIRGINIA seventeenth-century medical man on his way to the New World, and the seventeenth-century Virginia physician can be labeled scientific even least one seventeenth-century Virginia student of medicine also found Under the London Company, the physicians and surgeons in Virginia had persons, however, who practiced medicine in Virginia without medical European physicians and surgeons came to Virginia. PORTRAIT OF A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY VIRGINIA PHYSICIAN on the history of seventeenth-century Virginia medicine. Blanton, Wyndham B., _Medicine in Virginia in the Seventeenth Century_.


id: 28322
title: Pioneer Surgery in Kentucky: A Sketch
author: Yandell, David Wendel
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  achievements of Kentucky Pioneers in Surgery, I shall not attempt the It proved to be the first operation of the kind in the United States. operation in surgery came so near perfection that it would successfully the age of twenty he began the study of medicine, in Lexington, with Dr. Frederick Ridgely, a very cultivated physician and popular man, who had His father, Samuel McDowell, was a man of note and influence operated by the lateral method, and for many years used the gorget in and the patient lived, in good health, to be forty-nine years old. The only published report of McCreary''s case is from the pen of Dr. Johnson, in the New Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal for January, A younger man than either of those I have attempted to sketch, Dr. Benjamin Winslow Dudley, now came upon the stage. medical colleges--would practically cover Dr. Dudley''s career, and would


id: 18530
title: Elsie Inglis: The Woman with the Torch
author: McLaren, Eva Shaw
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  A most interesting _Life_ of Elsie Inglis, written a short time ago by A Serb orderly expressed his devotion in a way that Dr. Inglis used to recall with a smile: "Missis Doctor, I love you better Elsie Inglis the central figure on the stage--Men and women of Union of Women''s Suffrage Societies was growing and developing, Dr. Elsie Inglis stood as a tower of strength, and her unbounded energy and As the days pass, bringing the figure of Elsie Inglis into perspective, They crowd round Elsie Inglis, these men and women in their quaint and Dr. Inglis''s plea for the Units of the Scottish Women''s Hospital was work done by the Scottish Women''s Hospitals in Serbia, and in particular During this time in Krushevatz Dr. Inglis and the women in her Unit Another of her Unit, who worked with Dr. Inglis not only during the year


id: 31816
title: The History of the Medical Department of Transylvania University
author: Peter, Robert
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  Transylvania Medical Department and its professors, I have placed in The first Medical Professor of Transylvania University and of the great later Professors of Transylvania Medical School? the same year in the Medical Department of Transylvania University at medical school in Transylvania University in the year 1809, when Doctor Dudley as a medical professor. Doctor Daniel Drake, Professor of Materia Medica and Medical Botany. to the chair of Materia Medica and Medical Botany, Doctor Caldwell the Trustees of Transylvania University, the medical professors, Doctor Short severed his connection with the Transylvania Medical the rival school, the Louisville Medical Institute, Doctor Yandell Allen, Doctor John R., in Transylvania Medical School 147 Influence of Doctor Dudley on Transylvania Medical [Footnote 33: Doctor Best, a graduate of Transylvania Medical Medicine in the Medical Department of Transylvania University at the Medicine in the Medical Department of Transylvania University at the


id: 29307
title: North American Medical and Surgical Journal, Vol. 2, No. 3, July, 1826
author: Various
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  are generally found in a loose and diseased state; matter is often found state, the disease may continue for a long time; and I have reason to cases of a similar eruptive disease, were noticed in the upper or strength of its alleged good effects in this disease, but in no case had The treatment of this disease, at the time of my arrival, was generally Both diseases present what are called the walking cases. of the inflammation producing it; in which case the disease, as cases, if it occurs at all, the effusion is only the sequel of a disease cases of general anasarca, however, the disease is more severe; cases, is regarded by every one as a local disease, sometimes the irritated cellular tissue, than in the second case, when the disease disease, except in cases where mercury had been given. The remedies for this diseased state of the urine, found most successful


id: 15004
title: Doctor and Patient
author: Mitchell, S. Weir (Silas Weir)
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  woman as do physicians, who know how near to disorder and how close to best men of every time were most apt to consider with care the general The active physician has usually little time nowadays to give to the only the great physician, Time, and reasonable dietetic care to get well I know men who have never suffered gravely in mind or body, hopeless illness to know surely what lay before a sick man did the joys of life, and so even to the growth of a man''s moral nature. other sick folks, the physician, as I know, looks forward, when ill, to better ends a life half pain than most of us use the untroubled health strong women, there comes a time when pain is a grim presence in their that the physician desires to use such help often, then comes her time


id: 747
title: Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
author: Gould, George M. (George Milbrey)
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  years to the ordinary time of puberty, many cases are recorded. child; and Warner''s case of the Jewish girl three and a half years old, Smellie mentions the case of a black woman who had twins, one child case of a two-year-old child, born in the sixth month of pregnancy. out successfully four times in the same woman; Chisholm mentions a case speaks of a case in which a child was born half an hour after the death reported the case of a healthy woman, thirty-five years old, 5 feet 1 Weil reported the case of a man of twenty-two years who was born with who lived four days; and Le Duc records a case of a child born without of a case of a child twenty-two months old, who suffered for some time Thomas has reported the case of a man sixty-five years old who in an


id: 1566
author: Osler, William
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  human life is God." The Greek view of man was the very antithesis of The second great note in Greek medicine illustrates the directness following statement from the work "The Nature of Man": "The body of you who wish to study his natural history works more closely may do so time the study of the structure of the human body reached its full THE second great stream which carried Greek medicine to modern days runs the Greek science and of medicine took place in the ninth century under stated in Rashdall''s great work (Universities of Europe in the Middle The man who most powerfully influenced the study of medicine in Bologna studies, and their relation to practical medicine. found that nature alone often terminates diseases, and works a cure with Before the eighteenth century closed practical medicine had made great The early years of the century saw the rise of modern clinical medicine

title:
  The Evolution of Modern Medicine A Series of Lectures Delivered at Yale University on the Silliman Foundation in April, 1913


id: 34038
title: Forty Years in the Wilderness of Pills and Powders Cogitations and Confessions of an Aged Physician
author: Alcott, William A. (William Andrus)
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  fast." A young physician had in the mean time come into the place, and medicine, our good family doctor proposed a tea made from certain sweet then a little water applied to it is as good as any thing."--"But is patient insane with his medicine about half the time, and greatly till he too, like the old man before mentioned, began to beg for cold life long,--I relied not a little on medicine, in various forms, be required by a reasonable man, and till that time, it had not entered recovered in a reasonable time, and is, I believe, alive to this day. In this general way things went on for some time. strong, he said; and had used it in this way for a long time. She returned, at times, to medical advice and medicine; but, so far as I by no means, at the present time, what she had been in her best days.


id: 33155
title: Medicina Flagellata; Or, The Doctor Scarify''d
author: Anonymous
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  Ages made use of Medicines, to ease their Pains, to regain or preserve great Abuse; let us then usher in the young Physician now come from the former Physician, yet this Covenant Apothecary shall privately cavil at If a sick Man makes his Address to a vulgar Physician, he demands his Disease: The Patient then making complaint of an inward Pain, to his old most frequented Apothecaries, to visit for a Year every Day the Hospitals The Art of preparing Medicines chymically, having merited a great Esteem Apothecaries, were capacitated to visit and cure ten times greater Numbers his Disease much sooner cured, and his Life much better preserved. sober Life will secure a Man from all Diseases, or prolong his Days to the To this I reply: That Nature, for the Preservation of a Man in Years, has other Learned Physicians in the last Plague, with what only may be of Use


id: 36926
title: Man''s Redemption of Man: A Lay Sermon
author: Osler, William
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  The gospel of his goods--of man''s relation to his fellow men, is the desponding mind of the natural man. Man''s redemption of man is the great triumph of Greek thought. A slow, painful progress, through three centuries, science crept on changes which it has wrought in man''s relation to the world; and the And this mastery, won in our day, has made the man with the hoe look up. compare with the decrease of disease and suffering in man, woman and of the more important of the measures of man''s physical redemption. disease through the growth of modern sanitary science in which has been in great part by researches into the life history of the parasite which value of man''s life! in the service of man those eternal principles on which life valuable lives--let them fight for the day when a man''s life shall be


id: 39074
title: Curiosities of Medical Experience
author: Millingen, J. G. (John Gideon)
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  man, that all men may know his works:" while, in the like manner, the Holy bodies was the eighth day, and the time for burying the tenth; it appears, the body; generally in aged persons upwards of sixty years old; more observed in the disease of the horse called moon-blindness is universally belief in the power that certain medicinal substances possess of causing a relates the case of a dæmoniac who was cured by a person who appeared to Experiments on the duration of life in man and animals deprived of food, vital power is frequently observed in young females married to very old medicinal powers do produce an artificial malady similar to the natural power of sympathy in the cure of diseases; but generally attributed its physician, having cured several cases by magnetism, was considered a Facts and observations recorded by long experience were now considered


id: 39514
title: The Doctor in History, Literature, Folk-Lore, Etc.
author: nan
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  and to the present time medical men enjoy the privileges granted so long BY WILLIAM ANDREWS, F.R.H.S. The practice of touching for the cure of scrofula--a disease more The College of Physicians possesses at the present time the gold cane many of the most distinguished men of his time, including Boswell and Dr. Johnson, and whose writings shew he was an enlightened physician, was bold Greeks when suffering from disease were cured, not by means of medicine, The influence of the medicine-man in time of sickness is illustrated in cure diseases by reciting charms, and "give men a new soul." He demands king of England when he had the small-pox, and I cured him without leaving The medicines of those good old times were of a very strange and one day said to him, "Doctor, for forty years I never knew I had a


id: 38929
title: Quacks and Grafters
author: Anonymous
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  profession if many of the things said by leading medical men never reached let physicians be fair and frank with the people, and treat the public as Medical Colleges--Graft in Medicines, Drugs and Nostrums--Encyclopedia A writer in a medical journal told of a young physician in Boston physician, which said the situation among medical men of that city was Medical men need not think, either, that the people who happened to read One leading physician says medical treatment has little beneficial effect He was at that time a physician of the old school practicing in "The American people like to be humbugged." When the medical man left, a them where they cannot tell people of the physician''s failure to cure medical man who as "professor" in an Osteopathic college said, "When the Osteopath to take him through a medical college. to our school of an Osteopathic physician who read a paper before a


id: 47343
title: Little Masterpieces of Science: Health and Healing
author: nan
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  causes, small-pox occurs a second time in the same individual. We do not ignore the fact that small-pox, like other similar diseases So far a summary of Pasteur''s personal life and scientific work, but is The diseases caused by the growth of germs in the body are called communicable germ disease, it is, in fact, in the light of our present seventy years of age, who has taken alcohol in moderation all his life, As a general rule, for persons sixty-five years of age and NATURAL LIFE AND DEATH: AND RULES FOR HEALTH of life completed, the living being sleeps into death when Nature has Diseases," a work which appeared about the middle of the year 1800, proportion of people live to the age most subject to this disease. these diseases are, therefore, largely due to the fact that the great of living a long time, for the tissues and organs of each man have a


id: 38752
title: The Story of a Doctor''s Telephone—Told by His Wife
author: Firebaugh, Ellen M.
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  "Poor old fellow!" said Mary as she turned from the ''phone, "but I don''t She had taken down the receiver when a man''s voice said, "The doctor "All right, Mary," said the doctor, gently, seeing that she was quite minutes the doctor was gone and Mary went to bed. When the door had closed behind her Mary asked the other doctor''s wife "What is it?" asked the doctor, looking around, and Mary told him with a The doctor''s voice came to Mary from the room of the patient. "If the telephone would permit," said Mary, as the doctor answered the "Please ''phone your complaints to the doctor," said Mary, calmly "I was just saying," said Mary, "that the doctor ''phoned me a few The doctor said he would like Mary to go in and she followed him Mary, smiling down at the little questioner, said, "The doctor didn''t


id: 34128
title: Sir James Young Simpson and Chloroform (1811-1870) Masters of Medicine
author: Gordon, H. Laing (Henry Laing)
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  Sir James Young Simpson and Chloroform we owe the fact that Simpson decided to enter the medical profession. Simpson was brought under the influence of a strong, self-reliant man University chair of midwifery when Simpson was the successful Simpson''s thoughts to the study of medicine, to Professor John Thomson Simpson worked with all his phenomenal energy during the years from Simpson''s method of study was simple, at the same time that it Simpson''s personal appearance at this time has been described by one Simpson''s paper was published in the _Edinburgh Medical and Surgical years as professor, Simpson had to ward off many ill-disposed So great was Simpson''s midwifery practice that he had sent for Simpson a few days after the discovery to give chloroform Professor Simpson took a warm interest in medical politics, and made "If Professor Simpson is converted, it is time some of the rest


id: 35477
title: Makers of Modern Medicine
author: Walsh, James J. (James Joseph)
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  the work of the great medical men of the past would save many a {20} medicine and the making of great discoveries that practically all hundred and fifty years about this time the greatest men in science of His time was spent especially at the medical schools of the great The great medical scientist whose work was to prove the foundation of that the great medical men of the time did not accept it. medicine, for no one was doing better scientific work at the time, and this time--the early years of the nineteenth century--doing his great great man of medicine, those to whom medical science owed its Like practically all the great medical men who have proved to be are of great importance that more than ten years afterward, old-time, busy with his practice and medical work of all kinds, he took the time


id: 41595
author: Crabtre, Addison Darre
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  FEMALE DOCTOR.--A WHITE BLACK MAN.--SQUASHY.--MOTHER''S doctor, who, without a known patient, harnessed his bare-ribbed old horse doctor, spending my days in coffee-houses (where physicians were wont to the entire winter the old doctor made daily visits to his patient. "No, no,--a little more wine, doctor,--some old women, whom any smart man "Have you got any money, young man?" growled the old doctor, wheeling "Sir," said a physician visiting a patient in the suburbs of this city, to if the good old doctor had a moment to spare, he would retail some little Still the old doctor pulled for dear life, and still rose the ghost-like The following day the minister carried the patient to the spanker doctor, "Alas, doctor," said an unfortunate old gentleman, some seventy-four years An old lady once said, "I''ve hearn say that doctors either are, or are old man, eighty years of age, whose father lived at the time while

title:
  The Funny Side of Physic Or, The Mysteries of Medicine, Presenting the Humorous and Serious Sides of Medical Practice. An Exposé of Medical Humbugs, Quacks, and Charlatans in All Ages and All Countries.


id: 43300
title: Medieval Medicine
author: Walsh, James J. (James Joseph)
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summary:
  "Medieval Medicine" is the story of the medical sciences in the Middle surgery, and of the medical education of the Middle Ages, are quite as next important phase of medicine and surgery in the Middle Ages developed of medical and surgical teaching in France in the later Middle Ages. medicine at the beginning and end of the Middle Ages may be placed in The history of medicine and surgery during the Middle Ages has been and medical education generally in Italy in the Middle Ages, are well preparation for medical studies, and then four years at medicine, followed contributors to medicine and surgery before his time, the Greeks and The great surgeons of the later Middle Ages in their textbooks of surgery times, and are mentioned also by many medieval writers on medicine and school that developed in modern times, that of Salerno, which came into


id: 46727
title: An Epitome of the History of Medicine
author: Park, Roswell
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  The history of medicine has been sadly neglected in our medical schools. For a long time there existed at Pekin an Imperial School of Medicine, took more fixed form, and from that time on medicine may be said to have thousand years later the great French naturalist Cuvier followed it Hence for a long time in Rome medicine was practiced without an abridgment of the science of medicine and surgery up to his time; little is known, save that he practiced surgery in Milan at the time the faculty of medicine, opened a course on surgery which met with great time, too, surgery, which had naturally been separated from medicine, to-day to speak of as the exact method; hence, the century is of great had at one time but _three_ medical students, while to-day it has in the time no system or so-called school has gained in Great Britain any large


id: 58454
title: Joseph Rogers, M.D.: Reminiscences of a Workhouse Medical Officer
author: Rogers, Joseph
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  The practice of the Poor Law Board at this time was to assert on paper time officially considered by the Guardians, by the Poor Law Inspectors, of Guardians condemned my conduct in writing to the Poor Law Board, in I sent a copy of my reply to the Guardians to the Poor Law Board. Having occasion just at that time to go to the Poor Law Board, I reported to the Poor Law Board, who called on him to resign. time a circular letter was sent by the Poor Law Board to all the clerk and certain permanent officials of the Poor Law Board had and sent it to the Poor Law Board and asked for an inquiry. Medical Inspector of the Poor Law Board based the unfavourable report, there was no returning officer for the Union, the Poor Law Board Chairman of the Poor Law Medical Officers'' Association, took place on


id: 58860
title: Medical Inquiries and Observations, Vol. 2 The Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by the Author
author: Rush, Benjamin
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  occur in this disease, may be resolved into a morbid state of the mind, The tendency of general debility to produce a disease of the lungs most of the remote and exciting causes of both diseases produce their applied, in discharging water from the body in dropsies, I shall mention brain, as in other cases of disease, after the cause which induced it, the effect of causes which produce a less degree of that morbid action state of the pulse occurs in most cases in the beginning of the disease, the effects only of morbid actions excited in other parts of the body. diseases of the human body, for their causes are the same. probably prevent, during his life, the re-excitement of the disease. morbid appearances which follow disease in a dead body could not remedy for the weak state of life in many diseases, and shall relate


id: 58861
title: Medical Inquiries and Observations, Vol. 3 The Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by the Author
author: Rush, Benjamin
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  the cases of local affection which occur in general fever. colic, and, baron Humboldt lately informed me, upon the authority of Dr. Comoto, of Vera Cruz, in the yellow fever of that city, when it proves the states appear at different times in the course of a fever. remedies of the liver disease of the East-Indies, as mentioned by Dr. Girdlestone, all prove that it is nothing but a bilious fever translated pulse attended the yellow fever even when it appeared in the mild form They occurred in the yellow fever of Jamaica, as described by Dr. Williams, and always with a happy issue of the disease[26]. "No instance has ever occurred of the disease called the _yellow fever_ stomach and bowels after death from the yellow fever, in cases in which diseases, did not, in those few cases in which it yielded to the fever,


id: 58859
title: Medical Inquiries and Observations, Vol. 1 The Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by the Author
author: Rush, Benjamin
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  _An account of the disease occasioned by drinking cold water in _An account of the state of the body and mind in old age, with life among the Indians) they are plunged every day into cold water. (which is an Indian disease) comes under the class of fevers. Worms are common to most animals; they produce diseases only in weak, shall examine into the abilities of NATURE in curing their diseases. medicine, if given while the fever was in its forming state, frequently many persons being diseased by drinking cold water. _all_ seasons of the year, are less subject to this disease, than men When the disease is the effect of fever, the same remedies should be skins, in general escaped fevers and diseases of all kinds. place till a day or two before the time of communicating the disease. number and _time_ of your visits, the nature of your patient''s disease,


id: 58862
title: Medical Inquiries and Observations, Vol. 4 The Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by the Author
author: Rush, Benjamin
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  _An account of sporadic cases of yellow fever, as they appeared _An account of sporadic cases of yellow fever, as they appeared yellow fever, excited a general alarm in the city. A disease prevailed among the cats some weeks before the yellow fever malignant state of the fever, in which the action of the blood-vessels was called to a case of yellow fever, which yielded to copious bleeding, About this time there appeared one and twenty cases of yellow fever in In September, cases of yellow fever appeared in different parts of the city of Philadelphia has furnished, in all our yellow fever years, many and the yellow fever, which has been mentioned, that the disease Blood-letting, as a remedy for fevers, and certain other diseases, having remedy is, when a fever of great morbid excitement affects persons of state of the pulse is common in the yellow fever.


id: 5069
title: The Doctor''s Dilemma: Preface on Doctors
author: Shaw, Bernard
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  children who die every day of the same diseases in the doctor''s care. the opinion of good doctors and bad ones (the medical contention is, doctor whom she likes; and she usually assures her patients that all the sake of making the patient believe that she knows more than the doctor. When doctors write or speak to the public about operations, The doctor whose success blinds public opinion to medical poverty is disease known; and doctors, to save the credit of the inoculation, have whether vaccination was first forced on the public by the doctors or on medical practice will show that they arise out of the doctor''s position already have, in the Medical Officer of Health, a sort of doctor who is doctor is less disastrous in his public capacity than in his private not only by the public but by the private doctors.


id: 8420
title: Issues in Population and Bioethics
author: Vaknin, Samuel
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  Copyright (C) 2007 by Lidija Rangelovska. Please see the corresponding RTF file for this eBook. RTF is Rich Text Format, and is readable in nearly any modern word processing program.


id: 48343
title: Clergymen and Doctors: Curious Facts and Characteristic Sketches.
author: Anonymous
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  Doctor Hill, a notorious wit, physician, and man of letters, having attendants, the duke said, "That young man shall have the first good Doctor, afterwards Bishop, Kennet preached the funeral sermon of the preaching on Sunday began immediately after the church service ended; Mr. Jeaffreson, in his amusing _Book about Doctors_, tells a good story that from very early times the fee of the physician (like that of the said with much earnestness, ''Good Doctor, give me my sermon, and know usefulness by preaching every year in London, where he excited great day the Doctor, coming to see his patient, asked him if he had followed be more than two days about it, "for," said he, "I shall not live sir," said the Doctor, "take it to him to-night. Fragments of Time on each Lord''s Day of the Year. book is to show how little of the good man can die, and how thoroughly


id: 46664
title: William Harvey
author: Power, D''Arcy, Sir
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  wealth; for Aubrey says that "William Harvey took no manner of care Harvey''s lectures at the College of Physicians were probably given Harvey early attained to high office in the College of Physicians, then Harvey''s appointment as personal physician to the King seems to have "This day Dr. Harvey, physician to this hospital, presented to In this year too Harvey was ordered by the King to examine the body Dr. Micklethwayte to be recommended to the Wardens and Masters of St. Bartholomew''s Hospital, to be physician in the place of Dr. Harvey, who College during Harvey''s year of office presented more the appearance of Harvey appears to have devoted much of his time in his later years the Movement of the Heart and Blood in Animals, by William Harvey, Harvey begins his Treatise on the movement of the Heart and Blood with Harvey, Dr. William, at College of Physicians, censor, 75;


