Infectious Diseases, Report by the Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh on Isolation and Other Matters in Connection with the More Common

Edinburgh Milk Supply, Report of the Committee Appointed by the Medico-Chirurgical Society upon the

At the date of its appointment the Committee was cognisant that certain investigations bearing upon the subject of the remit were in progress in Edinburgh, and it therefore resolved to await the result of these before proceeding to frame a report. Although the inquiries referred to are not yet complete, the results already published provide definite data towards the formation of a judgment on t...

The Etiology of Gout: Observations on the Pathological Relationships of Uric Acid

By Chalmers Watson, M.B., M.R.C.P.E. In the wide domain of medicine there are few, if any, diseases which figure more prominently in every-day medical work than that of gout. Apart from its frequency, there are other factors which tend to make a study of it, one of more than usual interest. Of these the more important are found in relation to the etiology and treatment. In connection with the f...

On the Remedies Employed in Cardiac Affections and Their Indications

Notice Concerning the Fever That Occurred in the Magdalene Asylum of Edinburgh, in the Spring of 1821, as Illustrating the Influence of Panic in Propagating Contagious Diseases

The Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh Fifty Years Ago—Valedictory Address

a Vale or farewell as your President. Looking back on past addresses by my Presidential forest's, the majority have dealt with the work of the Society during the term of Presidential office of the speaker. This method has never appealed to me. "No age can ^nte its own history." The work recently done by this 0ciety cannot be correctly judged by me, at any rate. It is to? recent. I am too near t...