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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 2 (January 1909) (1909)

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thy of a thorough trial on human beings afflicted with dis- eases not yielding to present modes of treatment. Such a hospital promises to be of the greatest value to the medical profession, for the treatment will bi entirely at first hand. With the highest medical and nursing skill used in caring… … the intelligent practitioner. But it is naturally to morbid or diseased conditions The Rockefeller Institnte for Medical Research. that active medical attention is directed, and in this field of pathology there is an almost infinite range of The laboratory building shown above overlooks the East…

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