The New England Medical Gazette, Volume 46Medical gazettee pub., 1911 |
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Page 602
... continued for many sessions , notable work being done by all the members of the club . In June , 1900 , Dr. Bellows delivered an address before the O. O. and L. Society , of which he was that year president , in which he outlined a plan ...
... continued for many sessions , notable work being done by all the members of the club . In June , 1900 , Dr. Bellows delivered an address before the O. O. and L. Society , of which he was that year president , in which he outlined a plan ...
Page 611
... continued thread of sequences . When we can group ob- served phenomena into order , distinguish causes from effects , discover underlying truths that are in common with the various orders , then we are studying scientifically . It is ...
... continued thread of sequences . When we can group ob- served phenomena into order , distinguish causes from effects , discover underlying truths that are in common with the various orders , then we are studying scientifically . It is ...
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... continued impairment of digestive power in chronic gas- tritis , as is sometimes the case , Wegele's diet , supplying some 2.400 calories , is of value : Morning : Pepton - cocoa , 150 Gm . Butter on toast , 25 Gm . Forenoon : One soft ...
... continued impairment of digestive power in chronic gas- tritis , as is sometimes the case , Wegele's diet , supplying some 2.400 calories , is of value : Morning : Pepton - cocoa , 150 Gm . Butter on toast , 25 Gm . Forenoon : One soft ...
Page 625
... continued diarrhea the following diet , nearly pure protein , will bring about speedy improvement : 8 a . m . Cocoa made with water , one or two eggs . : Bouillon with an egg . IO a . m . Noon Chicken or fish , piece of toast , custard ...
... continued diarrhea the following diet , nearly pure protein , will bring about speedy improvement : 8 a . m . Cocoa made with water , one or two eggs . : Bouillon with an egg . IO a . m . Noon Chicken or fish , piece of toast , custard ...
Page 636
... continued and will without doubt en- able many to give to themselves a form of self - examination as the- cases are reported from month to month . And so with a hopeful future the editors once more wish to all their readers a very Happy ...
... continued and will without doubt en- able many to give to themselves a form of self - examination as the- cases are reported from month to month . And so with a hopeful future the editors once more wish to all their readers a very Happy ...
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