Cincinnati Medical Advance, Volume 5J.E. Forrest., 1878 |
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Page 59 - ... and illustrated, from the pens of the leading scientific men of different countries. Accounts of important scientific discoveries, the application of science to the practical arts, and the latest views put forth concerning natural phenomena, have been given by savants of the highest authority.
Page 532 - ... founded on experiments and verified by experience, so far as in his individual judgment they shall tend to promote the welfare of those under his professional care.
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Page 263 - Society demands for itself absolute liberty in science, and hence requires of its applicants for membership no creed or confession of medical belief, but only a willingness to act for the furtherance of its declared objects, which are, the advancement of the science of medicine, particularly the improvement of homoeopathic therapeutics.
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