North American Journal of Homoeopathy1908 |
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acetone aconite action aggravated allopathic animals arsenicum bacilli bicarbonate of soda blood body cancer catarrhal cause Chicago chronic clinical cold committee constipation cough County cure Department diacetic acid diagnosis diet digitalis discharge disease dose drug eclectic effect especially examination experience fact fever frequently give given Hahnemann headache hemorrhage herds Hippocrates Homœopathic Homœopathic Medical Hospital hyperemia indicated infection Institute irritation Journal lachesis lesions lycopodium materia medica Medical College Medical Society medicine meeting ment mental method milk months nephritis nervous NORTH AMERICAN operation opsonic organs pain pathology patient phosphorus physician pollution practice practitioners prescribed present profession pulsatilla pulse radium rays relieved remedy serum skin stomach sulphur surgery surgical symptoms therapeutic tion tissue treated treatment tube tuberculin tuberculosis tuberculous ulcer urine uterus vomiting WALTER SANDS weeks writer York City
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