The New England Medical Gazette, Volume 14Medical Gazette Publishing Company, 1879 |
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... given his sanc- tion to a proving of a drug which had not been conducted on the most scientific principles , and in which all the methods of modern research had not been made available . According to the homoeopathic law , the drug ...
... given his sanc- tion to a proving of a drug which had not been conducted on the most scientific principles , and in which all the methods of modern research had not been made available . According to the homoeopathic law , the drug ...
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... given . In 1873 , the poor from all parts of the city were obliged to go to one building for treatment . Now there are provided for them three places in different parts of the city , by which arrangement their time , shoe - leather ...
... given . In 1873 , the poor from all parts of the city were obliged to go to one building for treatment . Now there are provided for them three places in different parts of the city , by which arrangement their time , shoe - leather ...
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... given to the hospital by the late Mrs. Rufus S. Frost , and the deep grief and loss experienced by her death . Dr. D. G. Woodvine also declined to serve longer as secretary , and a vote of thanks was likewise tendered to him for his ...
... given to the hospital by the late Mrs. Rufus S. Frost , and the deep grief and loss experienced by her death . Dr. D. G. Woodvine also declined to serve longer as secretary , and a vote of thanks was likewise tendered to him for his ...
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... given : eight days previously he had got into a tree to reach some honey which he had discovered ; leaning heavily across a branch of the tree , whence he supported by his hands another long branch which he was obliged to lower slowly ...
... given : eight days previously he had got into a tree to reach some honey which he had discovered ; leaning heavily across a branch of the tree , whence he supported by his hands another long branch which he was obliged to lower slowly ...
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... given a doubtful prognosis . The family were in despair , and requested him to ask me in consulta- tion . This he declined to do , alleging as a reason his obligations to the Massachusetts Medical Society . He was then dismissed . The ...
... given a doubtful prognosis . The family were in despair , and requested him to ask me in consulta- tion . This he declined to do , alleging as a reason his obligations to the Massachusetts Medical Society . He was then dismissed . The ...
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