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In 1882 a young doctor from Clayton West in Yorkshire had his first paper published in a major medical journal. […]
In 1882 a young doctor from Clayton West in Yorkshire had his first paper published in a major medical journal. […]
One evening in 1877 a medical student at the University of Paris, a young man by the name of Vielle,
In 1828 The Lancet reported a routine meeting of the London Medical Society. It began with a memorable presentation given by
Unless you’re a marine biologist, the chances are that you’ve never used the word ‘lithophagus’. You may have eaten one,
This strange little tale appeared in the London Medical and Surgical Journal in June 1832: A curious case of this description became
In 1873 the Chicago Medical Journal published this article by a Dr Stewart from Muscatine, a small Iowa town on
In a week that’s seen snow across much of Britain and record low temperatures in parts of the US, this
The Northern Journal of Medicine was a short-lived periodical which appeared for only two years before being acquired by a
On the eve of the Battle of Waterloo the Duke of Wellington was making a final inspection of his troops
Today’s story first appeared in the Observationes, a collection of case reports by the German surgeon Wilhelm Fabry (1560-1634). Fabry,