Mouth-breathing

Originally published in 1894, Mouth-Breathing is a pioneering work in the field of respiratory physiology. Written by William Henry Hope Fitz Gerald, a pioneering researcher in the field of rhinology, this volume explores the effects of nasal obstruction and mouth breathing on health and well-being. Fitz Gerald's insightful observations and clinical descriptions continue to inform modern research on respiratory health.

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