Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical student uses the phone in bed, University of Pennsylvania, 1920
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
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Medical Information for the Million, or the True Guide to Health, London, 1850
Unfortunately, the smallness of dwellings, as they are now constructed, especially in cities, together with other necessities, particularly that of watching their sons and daughters, obliges parents to keep their children near them, and their curiosity being always on the alert, often leads them to unfortunate discoveries.
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Medical Hints, Designed for the Use of Clergymen, and Others, in Places Where Professional Advice Cannot Be Immediately Procured, 1820
Opium is often a very great comfort to mankind from the relief it affords in many diseases which cannot be cured.
Medical Hints, Designed for the Use of Clergymen, and Others, in Places Where Professional Advice Cannot Be Immediately Procured, 1820
This disease is almost confined to females of an irritable nervous system, the single more than the married, from the age of fifteen, to thirty-five or forty.
They are readily excited in those who are subject to the, by passions of the mind, and sometimes they come on from imitation and sympathy.
The Minneapolis Journal, Minnesota, April 14, 1905