The Eclectic-Medical Journal
1917; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
John Uri Lloyd, Charles Woodward, H. L. Henderson, Howard Mitchell, J. H. Tilden, J. D. Estell, R. C. Heflebower, A. W. Hobby,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Eclectic-Medical Journal, Eclectic Medical Journal A Monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery. Essay: Seton Hospital Dispensary Report for 1916, American Medicinal Plants—IV. Brassica, Personals, Inflammation of Capsule of Tenon, Uterine Hemorrhage of the Middle Aged, Ohio State Eclectic Medical Association Announcement, Eclectic Maternity Society, Among the Remedies That Act by Correcting Insufficiency of the Physiologic Processes of the Bowels Prunoids Undoubtedly Enjoys Greatest Popularity, The National, Atrophic Rhinitis, Lobelia, or Indian Tobacco (Lobelia Inflata), Was Conspicuously Introduced by Samuel Thomson in the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century, Hysteria from Otologic-Rhinologic Standpoint, Periscope Legislative Bulletin from the Ohio Public Health Federation, Labor in the Woman of Today, Don'ts in the Treatment of Gonorrhea, Drug Discoverers—Credit to Whom Credit Is Due, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Conducted by R. C. Heflebower, M. D., Cincinnati, Seton Hospital, Etc., Dr. Boskowitz, Women Physicians, The Last Call, Liquid Soap, "Ergota, from the Earliest Period, Has Been Known as a Disturber of Flour, It Having Been Long since Observed That Flour Made of Rye Containing Ergot Gave Rise to the Disease Now Known as Ergotism, Eclectic Materia Medica, Therapeutics, Pharmacology and Prescription Writing, Clinical Results, Nurses' Training School, California State Board Questions—October, 1916 Hygiene and Sanitation, Multiple Essay Items, Diphtheria, College and Society Notes, Wilms' Antidote, Soreness of Mucous Tissues, Diuretics, Ointment of Echinacea and Thuga. Editorial: Editorial The Growing Cry for Eclectic Physicians. Obituary.
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