A Clinical Study of Two Hundred and Ninety-Three Cases Treated at the Winyah Sanitarium, Asheville, N.C., in 1905 and 1906

This is a medical study from the early 1900s that outlines the treatments and results of two hundred and ninety-three cases treated at the Winyah Sanitarium in Asheville, NC. It focuses on the effects of specific medication and its results on patients. This could be of interest to anyone studying the history of medicine or the treatment of certain conditions.

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