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Found in 24 Collections and/or Records:
Audio recording of Edward Appleton at the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati, Ohio, 3 May 1957
The material consists of an open reel magnetic tape audio recording at the Centennial Exposition, Commemorating a Century of Medical Progress of the Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati, Ohio, on 3 May 1957. Edward Appleton gave the Centennial Convocation Address on 'Medicine: a Science and a Humanity'.
Collection of offprints entitled "A Collection of Published Works by the Department of Surgery. University of Edinburgh" in three volumes
Correspondence relating to the Scottish Anti-Vaccination League
The collection is composed of correspondence relating to the Scottish Anti-Vaccination League, Kirkcaldy, 1896-1897.
Early nineteenth-century manuscript notes kept by a hospital doctor, [c 1818-1820]
General Practitioner Local Medical Committees of Edinburgh and Lothian
Edinburgh Local Medical Committee 1947-1975; Lothian Local Medical Committee and General Practice Sub-Committee of Lothian Area Medical Committee 1953-1990; related papers 1946-1984
Johnstone, Robert William
General correspondence 1927-1954; speeches 1913-1954; records of meetings of the G.V.S. 1935-1946; work on medical history 1944-1957; papers and letters regarding the publication of 'William Smellie: the Master of British Midwifery' 1951-1953; miscellaneous 1883, 1938-1945; diary 1929
Letter Signed from Joseph Lister to S. L. Booth, 2 October 1875
Clerk written Letter Signed by Joseph Lister, sent to S. L. Booth telling him that the "address to which you refer will be published in due time in the British Medical Journal. Meantime I beg you to accept a copy of a paper written two years ago, which has reference to the same subject. I may add that the methods of procedure have been since much simplified ... ", 2 sides 8vo., 9 Charlotte Square Edinburgh headed paper, 2 October 1875.
Manuscript entitled "An Enquiry into the Elements of General Therapeutics, with Special Illustrations, to which is prefixed an Essay on the Nature Value and Utility of Theory" by Robert Abraham
Manuscript entitled "Julia. A Tale from the Note Book of a Physician" by Edward Vitre, 1829
Manuscript notebook of Dr Thomas Charles Hope recording medical case histories
Manuscript notebook of Dr Thomas Charles Hope recording medical case histories. The constellation of Dr Hope, Dr Duncan, and Dr Rutherford together with the mention of patients being admitted "into the Infirmary" lead to the ascription of this being notes from the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The Dr Duncan mentioned several times in the text is presumably Andrew Duncan (1773-1832), who founded the hospital.