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Letters from foreign lands (1910)

Eccles, R. G. (Robert Gibson), 1848-1934 · St. Louis, Mo. : Medical Fortnightly · leaf 348

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veries givennew knowledge of the proteids of the blood,the mechanism of sleep, the cause of theheart beat, the origin of red cells, the rela-tion of inorganic salts to the heart beat,and nerve regeneration. Before moving toNew York W. G. McCallum gave the firstclue to the nature of the supposed… … H. A. HARE, M. D. PHILADELPHIA H.B.; .AT E pieces, a larg-e intra-uterine fibroid tumorfilling the whole pelvis. The patient re-covered. It was in Baltimore that JohnCrawford, in 1807, first declared that ma-laria was carried by mosquitoes. OtherBaltimoreans who have helped us along theroad of…

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