Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Insulin Miscellaneous . Drinking of methylated spirits ... ... :: III . - NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE . Approved Societies . :: ... 888 85 89 General ... ... ... ... ... General correspondence - inquiries and complaints Approved societies ...
... Insulin Miscellaneous . Drinking of methylated spirits ... ... :: III . - NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE . Approved Societies . :: ... 888 85 89 General ... ... ... ... ... General correspondence - inquiries and complaints Approved societies ...
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... INSULIN . Early in 1923 the Medical Research Council were able to make available a supply of British - made insulin . But owing to the diffi- culties of production the Council were obliged to restrict the use of the drug to such ...
... INSULIN . Early in 1923 the Medical Research Council were able to make available a supply of British - made insulin . But owing to the diffi- culties of production the Council were obliged to restrict the use of the drug to such ...
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... insulin is highly successful . The vast majority of cases are sufficiently mild to be able to do without the drug ; only severe cases require it . By the use of insulin such persons can take sufficient food to be able to live an ...
... insulin is highly successful . The vast majority of cases are sufficiently mild to be able to do without the drug ; only severe cases require it . By the use of insulin such persons can take sufficient food to be able to live an ...
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... insulin treatment for such cases we are prepared to give our sanction . ( c ) Insured persons under the National Health Insurance Acts.- As soon as insulin became available for treatment , we considered whether the preparation could ...
... insulin treatment for such cases we are prepared to give our sanction . ( c ) Insured persons under the National Health Insurance Acts.- As soon as insulin became available for treatment , we considered whether the preparation could ...
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... Insulin is at present costly , but the insured person is happily relieved from anxiety on this account , being entitled , irrespective of cost , to such proper and sufficient medicines as are required for his treatment . ( d ) Non ...
... Insulin is at present costly , but the insured person is happily relieved from anxiety on this account , being entitled , irrespective of cost , to such proper and sufficient medicines as are required for his treatment . ( d ) Non ...
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