New England Medical Monthly, Volume 20J.L. Gould, 1901 - Medicine |
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... drug has been used more extensively in actual prac- tice than has the mild chloride of mer- cury . In the form of calomel , or of blue mass , it has probably been intro- duced into the stomach of nearly every English speaking adult ...
... drug has been used more extensively in actual prac- tice than has the mild chloride of mer- cury . In the form of calomel , or of blue mass , it has probably been intro- duced into the stomach of nearly every English speaking adult ...
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... drug has been hitherto so generously prescribed , notwithstanding its well- known constitutional ill - effects in chronic cases . It has been popular , too , because of its convenience of ad- ministration , its inexpensiveness , and its ...
... drug has been hitherto so generously prescribed , notwithstanding its well- known constitutional ill - effects in chronic cases . It has been popular , too , because of its convenience of ad- ministration , its inexpensiveness , and its ...
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... drug . Another great advantage inherent in this remedy as compared with calomel , is its well - known efficiency in remov- ing uric acid from the system . So common has the lithæmic condition become , as a result of modern living , that ...
... drug . Another great advantage inherent in this remedy as compared with calomel , is its well - known efficiency in remov- ing uric acid from the system . So common has the lithæmic condition become , as a result of modern living , that ...
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... drug- store and as I knew something of his habits , I believe that his statement was partially correct and that he ... drugs supplying ex- actly what the blood most needed . A CURATIVE , NOT A PALLIATIVE REMEDY IN DIABETES MELLITUS . BY ...
... drug- store and as I knew something of his habits , I believe that his statement was partially correct and that he ... drugs supplying ex- actly what the blood most needed . A CURATIVE , NOT A PALLIATIVE REMEDY IN DIABETES MELLITUS . BY ...
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... drug , taking about 4 more hours , with the aid of small quantities of tinctura bel- ladonna , which had been held as an antidote to the effects of the opium if needed . His first words upon regain- ing consciousness were to ask for ...
... drug , taking about 4 more hours , with the aid of small quantities of tinctura bel- ladonna , which had been held as an antidote to the effects of the opium if needed . His first words upon regain- ing consciousness were to ask for ...
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