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Medical History

An International Journal for the History of Medicine and Related Sciences

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Volume 18 - October 1974

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VIRUS CONCEPT AS REFLECTED IN CORPORA OF STUDIES ON INDIVIDUAL PATHOGENS *. 1. BEGINNINGS AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY**

RATIONALES FOR THERAPY IN BRITISH PSYCHIATRY: 1780–1835

THOMAS DOVER AND THE SOUTH SEA COMPANY

THE HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE VEGATATIVE (AUTONOMIC) NERVOUS SYSTEM

MICHELE SAVONAROLA AND THE FERA OR BLIGHTED TWIN PHENOMENON

SAMUEL BARROW, M.D. PHYSICIAN TO CHARLES II AND ADMIRER OF JOHN MILTON

THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ON HOSPITAL PLANNING IN VICTORIAN ENGLAND

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE HISTORY OF THE USE OF BARIUM SALTS IN MEDICINE

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Some Difficult Confinements in Seventeenth-Century Yorkshire

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THOMAS PEEL DUNHILL, THE FORGOTTEN MAN OF THYROID SURGERY

THE SYDENHAM-BOYLE THEORY OF MORBIFIC PARTICLES *

EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE IN THE POTTERY INDUSTRY OF NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE

SWIFT AND THE PHYSICIANS: ASPECTS OF SATIRE AND STATUS

MEDICINE, THE CITY AND CHINA *

THE SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

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A Medico-Legal Report of the Sixteenth Century from Malta

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The First Blood Transfusion: French of English?

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SIR WILLIAM PADDY , M.D. (1554–1634)

LONDON'S IMMIGRANT APOTHECARIES, 1600–1800 *

The Scottish Society of the History Of Medicine

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Adam Drummond of Megginch, Surgeon-Apothecary(1679–1758)

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Volume 18 - October 1974

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VIRUS CONCEPT AS REFLECTED IN CORPORA OF STUDIES ON INDIVIDUAL PATHOGENS*. 1. BEGINNINGS AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY**

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The Scottish Society of the History Of Medicine

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE VIRUS CONCEPT AS REFLECTED IN CORPORA OF STUDIES ON INDIVIDUAL PATHOGENS *. 1. BEGINNINGS AT THE TURN OF THE CENTURY**