William Hogarth, Frederick Antal and Deconstruction

William Frederick Bailey Eadon

EVIDENCE FOR A SECOND THIAMIN By WILLIAM J. ROBBINS AND FREDERICK KAVANAGH

What Benjamin Babington, William Osler, Frederick Weber, and Henri Rendu did not know.

Epistaxis is a reasonably common and usually minor condition, although in rare cases it can be severe and life threatening. Benjamin Guy Babington described a family with individual members in five generations who had commonly and at times severe epistaxis, and he recognized this as an inherited epistaxis syndrome [1]. Diagnostic acuity of the time was limited, leading to confusion between fami...

AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF WILLIAM FREDERICK POPE for the degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE

In focus, out of step: a biography of Frederick William Twort, F.R.S. 1877–1950

the authors: was this just chance, and were there even more accounts of the ineptitude of male doctors (who would presumably have been much more often encountered) or could there have been some specific sense of rivalry between midwives and medically qualified women? The midwife's tale can be heartily recommended for its vivid but unsentimental depiction of a lost world of women, and its underm...