HUNTER-RICE HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY NEWSLETTER
A Sacrifice to His Ardor in the Pursuits of Natural History: Ithemer Bingham Crawe, M.D
Intelligent Men of Good Will: Floyd F. Peckham and the American Osteopathic Association/American Medical Association Conferences
Patience and Courage a Little Longer: The Jefferson County Medical Community in the Second World War
Walking the Talk: Physician-Statesman Socrates Norton Sherman
Accept No Substitutes!: The Patent Medicine Industry in the North Country
Number 36 April 2007 SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE
Worthy Citizens: The Jefferson County Medical Society and the Code of Ethics
2006 Library Report Card
Witness to the Passage of an Era: Frederic Russell Calkins
The Influence of Pure and Undefiled Religion: Samaritan's Founding Fathers
The Darkest, Steepest, and Most Awkward Stair Below Ground: The Introduction of X-Ray in Watertown
Number 32 July 2006 SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE
Bold and Skillful Operators: Gordon P. Spencer and His Descendents
Loyal Servant of This Institution and the People of This Community: Miss Hibbard's Hospital
More than Shelter, Warmth, Food and Supervision: Surgery at the House of the Good Samaritan
Keeping the Doors Open: the House of the Good Samaritan During the Great Depression
In Great Credit to the Generous People of this City: Building a Hospital on Washington Street
Pioneers in the Fullest Sense: Women in Medicine
The Last Conflict Before the Germ Theory of Disease: Medical Services During the War of Rebellion
The Captain of Men of Death: The Jefferson County Sanatorium and the Campaign Against Tuberculosis
Teaching That Was Nothing Short of Inspired: The College of :Physicians and Surgeons of the Western District of New York
I Serve: The North Country's First Professional Nurses
Profiting from the Encounter: Three Watershed Years in Medical History
Clinical Decision Making in an Imperfect World: the Dilemma of Sir Morell Mackenzie
Proper Enthusiasm Among the Women: Development of the Women's Auxiliary to the City Hospital, House of the Good Samaritan
Mid-Century Frontier Medicine: Dr. Lawrence Withington and 47 Years of Medical Care
Simila Similibus Curantur and Other Medical Heresies
A Work of the Highest Charity: The Establishment of Hospitals in Watertown
When the Nation's Best Known Ophthalmologist Practiced in Watertown
Medical Services in the North Country During The War of 1812
The Early Medical Community in Jefferson County
The Discovery of Chloroform in Sackets Harbor
Videotape Collection Now Available in the Library
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Interlibrary Loan Analyzed
Library Introduces Total Electronic Delivery
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