Companion encyclopedia of the history of medicine / edited by W. F. Bynum and Roy Porter. Vol 2.

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Publication details: London : Routledge, 1993.Description: x, 783-1806 pISBN:

0415092434

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NLM classification:

WZ 13.

Contents:

1 - The place of medicine.

2 - Body systems.

3 - Theories of life, health, and disease.

4 - Understanding disease.

5 - Clinical medicine.

6 - Medicine in society.

7 - Medicine, ideas, and culture.

Summary: Described as "the first comprehensive reference work to survey all aspects of medical history, and to reflect the complementary approaches to the discipline". These two volumes include 72 essays divided into seven sections.

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1 - The place of medicine.

2 - Body systems.

3 - Theories of life, health, and disease.

4 - Understanding disease.

5 - Clinical medicine.

6 - Medicine in society.

7 - Medicine, ideas, and culture.

Described as "the first comprehensive reference work to survey all aspects of medical history, and to reflect the complementary approaches to the discipline". These two volumes include 72 essays divided into seven sections.

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