The Medical World, Volume 33Roy Jackson., 1915 |
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... body is somewhat more than a piece of machinery . A wonderful machine it is , too , whose in- tricacy , whose adaptability we are just be- ginning to comprehend ; but a machine en- dowed with vitality , with passions , emotions ...
... body is somewhat more than a piece of machinery . A wonderful machine it is , too , whose in- tricacy , whose adaptability we are just be- ginning to comprehend ; but a machine en- dowed with vitality , with passions , emotions ...
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... body getting out of order in some unknown manner . Thru dread of epidemics , all the more possible in wartime , at Königsberg , in eastern Prussia , every case , even suspected of being typhoid , typhus or dysentery , must now be ...
... body getting out of order in some unknown manner . Thru dread of epidemics , all the more possible in wartime , at Königsberg , in eastern Prussia , every case , even suspected of being typhoid , typhus or dysentery , must now be ...
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... body , or better , engages in some light gymnastics . It is well to occasionally don a thick wrap and seek some shady place sheltered from the wind , as the cooling effect is very bene- ficial . He also recommends to walk thru the grass ...
... body , or better , engages in some light gymnastics . It is well to occasionally don a thick wrap and seek some shady place sheltered from the wind , as the cooling effect is very bene- ficial . He also recommends to walk thru the grass ...
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... body by means of the chemical messengers , called by Starling hormones , we now know that the mammæ and ovaries are intimately related to one another . There is plenty of evidence to warrant the statement that the mammary glands are not ...
... body by means of the chemical messengers , called by Starling hormones , we now know that the mammæ and ovaries are intimately related to one another . There is plenty of evidence to warrant the statement that the mammary glands are not ...
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... body , because the great sewer of the system is clogged and the accumulation of fecal matter is being absorbed and taken into the general system , thus disarranging the entire body . Fissure of Anus . Occasionally we are called upon to ...
... body , because the great sewer of the system is clogged and the accumulation of fecal matter is being absorbed and taken into the general system , thus disarranging the entire body . Fissure of Anus . Occasionally we are called upon to ...
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