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ISSN: 0025-7273

EISSN: 2048-8343

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Medical History

An International Journal for the History of Medicine and Related Sciences

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Volume 6 - January 1962

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UNRAVELLING THE FUNCTIONS OF THE BLOOD

THOMAS SYDENHAM (1624–1689) REFORMER OF CLINICAL MEDICINE *

THE IMPACT OF TUBERCULOSIS ON HISTORY, LITERATURE AND ART

MEDICINE AT THE COURT OF LOUIS XIV

THE ORIGIN AND THE USE OF THE WORD HERPES *

MEDICAL REFERENCES IN THE FAMILIAR LETTERS OF JAMES HOWELL *

JOHN HASLAM: HIS WILL AND HIS DAUGHTER

OBSERVATIONS ON THE HISTORY OF THE `CIRCLE OF WILLIS'

THE BEGINNINGS OF WESTERN SCIENTIFIC ANATOMY: NEW EVIDENCE AND A REVISION IN INTERPRETATION OF MONDEVILLE'S ROLE

THE ALBINISM OF TIMUR, ZĀL, AND EDWARD THE CONFESSOR

DR. SAMUEL JOHNSON'S APHASIA *

APOTHECARIES, DISPENSERS, STUDENTS AND NINETEENTH-CENTURY PHARMACY AT ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL, LONDON

THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY PHYSICIAN AND CARDIOLOGIST THOMAS BEVILL PEACOCK (1812–82)

THE CATTLE PLAGUE OF 1865

THE MEDICINE OF THE PROPHET

BOERHAAVE'S BIOCHEMISTRY

A NOTE ON THE ELIZABETHAN SANITARY CODE

THE RISE OF PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY IN ISLAM

HISTORICAL TRENDS IN CANCER SURGERY *

THE PERSONNEL AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE IN TUDOR AND STUART ENGLAND: PART I. THE PROVINCES

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