Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE SMALL-POX. HALF-YEARLY MEDICAL REPORT OF THE SMALL-POX HOSPITAL, PANCKAS, JUNE 20, 1823. The proceedings of this establishment during the last six months have not been marked by any circumstances of peculiar interest; yef they have, nevertheless, ...
... exposes himself or others in the stneeu,‘ having the small-pox upon them: this is deemed a nuisance, and I believe is cognizable by our law. | I have had an opportunity of i ing 120 cases of small-pox, uader the me lmof this place, | which, without exception ...
... ...
... obliterated ; and that as they wore away, so -the individuals became liable, unless re-vaccinated, to be affected with the small-pox. The period occupied in obli- terating process was very different in different individuals ; in t some he had found it to ...
... CURE FOR SMALL-POX At a lafe Meeting of lhe French Royal Academy of Medi- cine, M. Vklpeam read a memoir to prove ihat, if the pustule* of the small- pox are cauterised within ihe first two days after Ihe.r appearance, they die away entirely : and if ...
... PREVALEN(C OF SMALL-POX, TO t1he Editrr tof t,'e G1asgouw Hlerald. Sir,-A modified sisia pox, aftervacciliationi, bay- i lg drevailetifor some time past in this place, as well as iin many other towns of Englan(l and Scotland, and having provedt fiatal ...
... Vaccination and Small-Pox. At the sitting of the Westminster Medical Society, on the 25th ult. Dr. Burder related to the Society a communication that had been made to him from Professor Miller, of Washington, Baltimore, upon vaccination and smallpox. The substance ...
... the objection to it was, that its protective power would not be permanent as inoculation with small-pox. It was said, the protective power of the small-pox inoculation was and would continue to be as permanent one period as at another. This pathological ...
... . ON FASHIONS IN PHYSIC. (From the London Magazine.) The history of smallpox is as well known to the people as to physicians. It was the fashion to keep the patient as warm as pnssihle ; in warm rooms, warm blankets, with warm tires, and so on ; fresh ...
... confidence of the efficacy of vaccination exterminating Small-pox; from sense duty tbe community, hereby renew the engagement entered into by the Court of Assistants in the year 1813—not to Inoculate Small-pox, but to pursue, and, to the utmost of our. power ...
... We regret to say that the small-pox is very prevalent in ittf n'-ighbnurhood of Bcikelcy, and numbers of children are suffer, much from the unaccountable prejudices of their parents. That this should be the case in the very scene which gave birth to the ...