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Tablets for field hospitals at Gettysburg / Louis C. Duncan
Typescript, with manuscript notes. Captain Duncan's suggested captions for prospective historical tablets marking U.S. Army Medical Corps hospitals at ten sites on the Gettysburg battlefield. Includes the names of medical officers at each hospital. Handwritten comments suggest the location for each tablet.
Talwin lactate vial
One commemorative vial from the first production batch encased in acrylic attached to a mount. Presented to Monroe Trout for his service to Sterling Drug Inc. board of directors. Talwin, the tradename for pentazocine, was an opioid used primarily to treat pain. It was the first mixed agonist-antagonist analgesic to be marketed.
Teaching of Medical History in the United States and Canada: field survey collection
Correspondence, printed matter, and completed survey forms relating to a survey of medical history teaching in the United States and Canada
Telford H. Work Papers
The papers of Telford H. Work (1921-1995) highlight international research and teaching in the field of arbovirology and tropical disease. The collection, which spans from 1938-1990, contains material about his education, career, hobbies, and achievements.
"The artificial heart: a case study of social and ethical issues posed by advanced medical technology" Collection
Interviews, interview summaries, testimonies, audiocassettes, field notes, and background articles created and collected by Judith Swazey and Renee Fox as part of their study of the Jarvik-7 artificial heart's development and clinical use.
The first patient to whom Crawford Williamson Long administered s. ether
Dr. Long's handwritten account of his first use of ether as an anesthetic twelve years after the occasion.
The pandemic’s most powerful writer is a surgeon: : COVID-19 from the front lines
The People v. Horatio N. Loomis / A. F. Sisson
Typescript article relating to the introduction of male midwifery in the United States.
The petition of the unborn babes : to the censors of the Royal College of Physicians of London / Frank Nicholls
An attack on male midwives, written from the point of view of children who died in childbirth through the malpractice of Drs. “Pocus, Maulus and their confederates.” Initials T[homas] W[indsor] and notes appear on cover. Copy of work printed in London for M. Cooper in 1751.
The place of Trudeau in the history of American sanatoria
Copy of typescript of Dr. Wilson's article.