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  • Illustrations from the Wellcome Institute Library. Sir Henry Dale's laboratory notebooks, 1914–1919

  • E. M Tansey
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    16 August 2012, pp. 199-209
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  • Negative Evidence

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    16 November 2012, p. 172
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  • Contributors

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    16 August 2012, p. 110
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  • Charles Collingnon (1725–1785): Cambridge physician, anatomist, and moralist

  • Arthur Rook
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    16 August 2012, pp. 339-345
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  • CASE OF CUSHING'S SYNDROME DUE TO AN ADRENAL TUMOUR DESCRIBED IN 1914 BY DR. LUCIEN DEDICHEN OF KRISTIANIA (OSLO)

  • H. A. Salvesen
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    16 August 2012, pp. 283-285
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  • Teaching and Researching the History of Medicine in the Era of (Big) Data: Introduction

  • Frederick W. Gibbs, Jeffrey S. Reznick
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    21 December 2016, p. 176
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  • Editorial Note

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    16 August 2012, p. 234
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  • Informed Speculation on the Cause of Sleeping Sickness 1898–1903

  • J. N. P. Davies
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    16 August 2012, pp. 200-204
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  • WILLIAM CADOGAN, EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY PHYSICIAN

  • John Rendle-Short
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    16 August 2012, pp. 288-309
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  • A database for John Locke's medical notebooks and medical reading

  • G G Meynell
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    16 August 2012, pp. 473-486
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  • A set of silver dental instruments from the New Milton Collection

  • G. M. Longfield-Jones
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    16 August 2012, pp. 42-48
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  • This short paper studies a set of ten silver instruments belonging to the New Milton Collection, which are believed to be dental and of Roman date. A brief history of the set is given, also a description of each instrument together with suggested name and function, based upon the accounts of dental procedures recorded in classical medical texts. In an attempt to determine the antiquity of the set, results of non-destructive tests upon two of the instruments are compared with those of metal artefacts of authenticated date. In addition, stylistic comparisions are made with ancient instruments in museum collections, and representations of instruments upon ancient stelae and in medical manuscripts.

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  • THE MALADIES OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS

  • Arthur MacNalty
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    16 August 2012, pp. 203-209
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  • THE LIFE AND TEACHING OF WILLIAM SHARPEY (1802–1880). ‘FATHER OF MODERN PHYSIOLOGY’ IN BRITAIN

  • D. W. Taylor
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    16 August 2012, pp. 241-259
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  • Lord Cohen of Birkenhead, C.H., M.D., F.R.C.P. (1900–1977)

  • Noël Poynter
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    16 August 2012, pp. 90-91
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  • Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine

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    16 August 2012, p. 292
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