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Corpus meum: this is my body, being (1) a homely word in the great spiritual doctrine of the work of nutrition ...
Percy Lund Humphries & Co., Ltd.
1911
A discussion of nutrition within the context of Christian teachings.
La grosse maladie
XiXe CongrèsInternational de Physiologie
1953
A photographic reproduction of a sixteenth century text on scurvy, with associated essays.
Patent medicines
Fact, Ltd.
1938
A discussion of issues relating to secret or semi-secret proprietary remedies.
Two royal physicians: Sir James Clark, Bart., 1788-1870, Sir John Forbes, 1787-1861 : schoolmates at Fordyce Academy
Banffshire Journal Ltd.
1967
Biographies of two naval surgeons. Number 120 of a limited edition of 200, with gift inscription on front cover.
Medical astrology
L.N. Fowler & Co. Ltd.
1940s
An introduction to the study of astrology in relation to physical health.
Hydropathic highway to health: women and water-cure in antebellum America
Greenwood Press
1986
An analysis of the development of water-cures for women in America prior to the Civil War.
La médecine est un roman: allocution d'ouverture au St. Mary's Hospital
Battered Silicon Dispatch Box
1991
A translation of an article by Doyle that first appeared in the Lancet in 1910.
The Sun Vikings: how they vanquished disease: a great Swedish experiment
NY Nords Förlag
1946
A pamphlet promoting the vegetarian principles of Are Waerland.
Alcohol and science, or, Alcohol: what it is, and what it does
W. Nicholson & Sons, Limited
1886
A temperance tract on the effects of alcohol on the individual and society.
Wise eating in wartime
His Majesty's Stationery Office
1943
A guide to nutrition in the context of wartime shortages.
The strange story of Dr. James Barry: army surgeon, Inspector-General of Hospitals, discovered on death to be a woman
Longmans, Green and Co
1958
An account of Dr James Barry, who was probably the first woman to qualify as a doctor and practice as surgeon.
The origin of food habits
Faber and Faber Ltd
1954
Draws on dietetics, psychology, nutrition, and the human senses to provide an analysis of our food habits, and their cultural links.
Medieval English medicine
David & Charles
1974
A medical history covering the legacy of the Romans and the arrival of the Saxons, through to the early thirteen hundreds.
A dissertation on the anatomy of the brain
Nyt Nordisk Forlag
1950
A facsimile edition, with translation, of Steno's lecture to a group of gentlemen at M. Thevenot's house in 1665.
The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh bicentenary year 1729-1929
Oliver and Boyd
1929
A history of the origins and development of the oldest voluntary hospital in Scotland.
The four gentlemen of Westminster
Westminster Hospital
1924
A prospectus issued in support of funding for the Westminster Hospital.
Medical treatment of gas casualties
His Majesty's Stationery Office
1938
Part of a series of handbooks providing measures for safeguarding the civil population against the effects of air attack.
A doctor digresses
Jonathan Cape
1950
A look at man and the universe through the eyes of a doctor.
Alcohol and human life, being partly a revision of "Alcohol and the human body," by the late Sir Victor Horsley and the late Dr. Mary Sturge and others
H. K. Lewis & Co. Ltd.
1938
A temperance tract on the effects of alcohol on the individual and society.
The wheel of health: a study of a very healthy people
C.W. Daniel Company Ltd
1938
A study of the diet and health of the Hunza people.
