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Medicine and American Growth, 1800-1860 (Wisconsin Publications in the History of Science and Medicine)

by James H. Cassedy
Publisher: Univ of Wisconsin Press (1986-12)
Binding/Media: Paperback - 272 pages
Edition: 1st
SKU: 380
Condition: VG

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Contents SEEDS OF A DEMOGRAPHIC SCIENCE 3 DEMOGRAPHIC ASPECTS OF EARLY 14 The Demography of the Vanishing Red Man 25 Copyright Adam Seybert American Journal American Medical antebellum areas army Barton Benjamin Rush Bennet Dowler bills of mortality birth blacks Boston Medical Buffalo Medical Journal Cartwright census century Charleston cholera climate communities Daniel Drake deaths DeBow's Review decades demographic disease early editor Edward Jarvis emigrants epidemic fact female figures hospital hygiene ibid immigrants Indians individuals institutions insurance companies J. D. B. DeBow Jedidiah Morse John Journal of Medicine large numbers longevity Medical and Surgical Medical Journal Medical Missionary medical officers medical profession Medical Repository medical schools Medical Sciences Medical Society Medical Topography Medicine and Surgery meteorological midcentury nineteenth-century northern Nott observations Orleans Medical percent period Philadelphia physicians population practice race records reform region registration reports Samuel Latham Mitchill sanitary scientific Shattuck ships sickness slaves South Southern Medical surgeons Surgical Journal Thomas Ewell thought tion United vital statistics Western Journal whites William women yellow fever

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On Being a Doctor 3: Voices of Physicians and Patients

by (Editor: Christine Laine) (Editor: Michael A. LaCombe)
Publisher: The American College of Physicians (2007-04-01)
Binding/Media: Paperback - 366 pages
Edition: 1
SKU: 83973
Condition: VG / VG

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The sorrows, the frustrations, the difficulties, and the magic of medicine are all captured on the pages of On Being a Doctor 3: Voices of Physicians and Patients. This unqiue book is a compilation of some of the best essays, stories, and poems to appear in the "On Being a Doctor," "On Being a Patient," and "Ad Libitum" sections of Annals of Internal Medicine. With its well-crafted poetry and lucid prose, this generous collection contains something for all those involved in the science and art of healing.