The Journal of Tuberculosis: A Quarterly Magazine Devoted to the Prevention and Treatment of Tuberculosis. ... . Volume 1-fifth, 1899-1903, Volume 51903 |
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Page 324 - A SYSTEM OF PHYSIOLOGIC THERAPEUTICS. A Practical Exposition of the Methods, Other than Drug-giving, Useful in the Prevention of Disease and in the Treatment of the Sick.
Page iv - Pepto-Manganate and other forms of Iron, because it contains sufficient Maltine to exercise a distinct digestive action on starches, and embodies easily assimilated nutriment instead of valueless and perhaps irritating and otherwise contra-indicated material. Introduced only to the Medical Profession in accordance with a long established policy which has secured for the Maltine Preparations the universal regard and unqualified endorsement of the Medical Profession. THE MALTINE COMPANY ^BOROUGH OF...
Page 332 - Committees in charge of other sections or departments will be announced later. Dr. George Brown, of Atlanta, Ga., is practically the executive officer of the congress, and all who desire to present papers before the congress should apply to him. As there seems still to be a doubt in the minds of many physicians concerning the result of the vote of the New York meeting, which in 1902 adopted a new and...
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Page i - DOSE The adult dose of GLYCO-HEROIN- (SMITH) is one teaspoonful, repeated every two hours or at longer intervals as the case may require. Children of ten or more years, from a quarter to a half teaspoonful. Children of three years or more, five to ten drops. MARTIN H. SMITH CO., NEW YORK, NY Sample and literature free upon application.
Page 71 - Six animals were fed with tubercular sputum almost daily for seven or eight months; four repeatedly inhaled great quantities of bacilli, which were distributed in water, and scattered with it in the form of spray. None of these cattle (there were nineteen of them) showed any symptoms of disease, and they gained considerably in weight.
Page vi - ANEMIAS yield readily to organic, or true animal iron treatment. A resort to inorganic iron preparations or tonics, serves only to stimulate corpuscular proliferation without supplying sufficient nutrition to mature the blood cells. A preparation of TRUE ANIMAL IRON that will supply every deficiency in the blood, and assure the proliferation of...
Page 342 - April, at the annual meeting of the "Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis...
Page 439 - Annual Report of the Henry Phipps Institute for the study, treatment, and prevention of tuberculosis has been received.