The New-york Medical And Physical Journal; Volume 1

This journal contains a variety of medical articles and case studies from the early 19th century. Its topics range from the treatment of fevers and cholera, to discussions on the anatomy and physiology of the human body. It provides a fascinating look into the state of medical knowledge during this time period.

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