American Institute of Homopathy

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NATIONAL LICENSURE
WHAT SHALL BE DONE WITH CANCER?
The Journal
OF THE
American
Institute
OF
HomCEOPATHY
JULY, 1915
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Vol. VIII. No. 1
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CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT OF HAND INJURIES
BY MEANS OF WET ANTISEPTIC DRESSINGS
WILLIAM PERRIN NTCOLSON. M.D.,F. A.C S.
Atlanta,Geor>;ia.U.S. A.
Ex-President Medical Association of Georgia; formerlyProfessorofClinicalSurgery,
AtlantaCollegeofPhysiciansandSurgeons: Profess.rAnatomy andOralSurgery and
PresidentofSouthernDentalCollege;SurgeonandPiesidentSt.JosephVInfirmary,etc.
* * * During a long service, many years ago, as rail-
way surgeon, I adopted a method of treating accidental
and operative wounds which has been of such infinite
value to me that I am constrained once more to present it
to the profession, in the hope that those who may adopt it
may have the satisfaction it has given me. Time and con-
tinued use have only served to convince me of its effective-
ness, and to give me implicit faith in its results. * * *
Reprint ofDr. Nicolson's article, in full,
may bo had upon application to
Lambert Pharmacal Company
2101 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo.
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Contents for July, 1915
BUSINESS ADDRESS V.:f. 1
Byron E. Miller, M. D., President, A. I. H. ,-,^_ | _ .>,
THE PRESIDENT'S EVENING ADDRESS 6
Byron E. Miller, M. D., Portland, Oregon.
BUREAU OF HOMCEOPATHY—ADDRESS OF THE CHA RMJ**L--JI^ii>*»^ 13
Royal S. Copeland, A. M., M. D., NewjJ^I«^;^H3fty.'D ^_ D^iV
CLINICAL RESEARCH ' .//\S^^: 1 ./f". .\S^ 19
James Krauss, M. D., Bosreon. \\
THE TEACHING OF THE SCIENCES IN MEDICAL DOLLEG^. . 1.. .19.13 // 27
J. C. Blake, B. S., Ph. D., dalc^o. ^C\ //
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Contents for Ju/y, 1915 Continued
CLINICAL DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOMA OF THE UTERUS 31
\V. A. Humphrey, M. D., F. A. C. S., Columbus, O.
TUMORS OF THE COLON 35
B. A. McBurney, M. D., F. A. C S., Chicago.
WHEN IS CANCER CURABLE? 39
Scott Parsons, M. D., F. A. C. S., St. Louis.
PRESENT STATUS OF RADIUM THERAPY IN CANCER 44
A. C. Cowperthwaite, M. D., Los Angeles.
A PROVING OF BELLIS PERENNIS 47
Albert E. Hinsdale, A. B., M. D., Columbus, O.
FICUS RELIGIOSA 52
Sarat Chandra Ghose, M. D., Calcutta.
A PLEA FOR THE PROSTATE 53
X. R. Perkins, ]M. D., Dorchester, Mass.
DERMATOLOGIC TOXEMIAS OF PREGNANCY—THEIR RECOGNITION AND
TREATMENT 57
Ralph Bernstein, M. D., Philadelphia.
DRUG PATHOGENESIS 59
E. B. Nash, M. D., Courtland, N. Y.
BENZOLE TREATMENT IN LEUKEMIA 61
Joseph P. Cobb, M. D., Chicago.
THE MEDICINE OF EXPERIENCE 64
Eldridge C. Price, M. D., Baltimore, Md.
POLIOMYELITIS 67
Wm. Henry Hanchette, M. D., Sioux City, la.
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