British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volume 50J. Churchill., 1872 |
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... diet , was the treatment found most efficacious . Fortunately there were no casualties . Curiously enough the termination of the epidemic was characterised by the return of the symptom which marked its commencement on leaving Eng- land ...
... diet , was the treatment found most efficacious . Fortunately there were no casualties . Curiously enough the termination of the epidemic was characterised by the return of the symptom which marked its commencement on leaving Eng- land ...
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... diet . Want of variety and of fresh vegetables no doubt contributed at many outposts to cause scurvy , which in some it is said manifested itself with terrible malignancy . The distribution of disease , according to altitude and in ...
... diet . Want of variety and of fresh vegetables no doubt contributed at many outposts to cause scurvy , which in some it is said manifested itself with terrible malignancy . The distribution of disease , according to altitude and in ...
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... dietary of the two countries , but it is remarked that " it may be entirely dependent on the more severe forms of insanity , or in the more serious complications of bodily disease , with which the patients are affected . " We are ...
... dietary of the two countries , but it is remarked that " it may be entirely dependent on the more severe forms of insanity , or in the more serious complications of bodily disease , with which the patients are affected . " We are ...
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... diet by at least one half , and after about two months of bleeding and low diet , if he no longer suffers from palpitation , or presents a strong cardiac impulse , then the bleeding may be practised at more distant intervals , and the ...
... diet by at least one half , and after about two months of bleeding and low diet , if he no longer suffers from palpitation , or presents a strong cardiac impulse , then the bleeding may be practised at more distant intervals , and the ...
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... diet and exercise , are all probably powerful against vicious habits of the kind here referred to , and would probably succeed when measures of a different order fail . It must , indeed , not be forgotten that many of the sexually ...
... diet and exercise , are all probably powerful against vicious habits of the kind here referred to , and would probably succeed when measures of a different order fail . It must , indeed , not be forgotten that many of the sexually ...
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