" The crown and glory of 18th century medicine is that it first attempted to bring such knowledge
as it had to the service of the mass of the people. The rich physician, pampering the …

… Loudon, IS L. The origin and growth of the dispensary movement in England. Bulletin of the
… Loudon, I. SL This survey is based on a questionnaire sent to general practitioners in the late …

The treatment of myocardial infarction with anticoagu-lants is generally accepted in theUnited
States of America. In Great Britain a number of physicians do not treat their patients in this …

Polyartbritis in Rubella SIR,-Rubella is generally a mild disease and was considered of little
importance until the discovery of its relationship to foetal abnormalities when a woman is …

Method It was decided to investigate this problem by inspecting the tongues of all patients
seen in general practice over a period of about six months, until the necessary facts on 700 …

General Practice Observed Page 1 BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL 11 DECEMBER 1971 667
and may be used in very toxic children, though only for a brief period and with full awareness …

The third attack began a week after starting on an oestrogen-progesterone oral contraceptive
in October 1967, ceasing only when tablets were stopped. Changing the brand to another …

THIS elementary treatise on Rigid Dynamics has arisen out of a course of lectures delivered
by me, during the past few years, to advanced classes in the University. It is intended as a …

BOOK III. OF IMPROVING THE CULTURABLE LANDS OF AN ESTATE. 3908. HAVING
completed the general arrangement of an estate, the next thing is to improve the condition of that …

For nearly four centuries a disease known as chlorosis, the green sickness or the virgin's
disease, was commonly recognised. There are many references to it in literature and art from …