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... bromid and gets a nasty acne , it is wrong to speak of it as a bromid acne , because it is a potassium bromid acne . As I said before , potassium bromid was too toxic an agent for me , and the next salt used was sodium . This was more ...
... bromid and gets a nasty acne , it is wrong to speak of it as a bromid acne , because it is a potassium bromid acne . As I said before , potassium bromid was too toxic an agent for me , and the next salt used was sodium . This was more ...
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American Medical Association. Section on Pharmacology. 2. Potassium bromid is the worst bromid we possess , its undesirable by - effects by far overbalancing its thera- peutic value . Whoever administers potassium bromid in large doses ...
American Medical Association. Section on Pharmacology. 2. Potassium bromid is the worst bromid we possess , its undesirable by - effects by far overbalancing its thera- peutic value . Whoever administers potassium bromid in large doses ...
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... bromid , which has long been known to be less injurious and in many respects a better drug than the potassium salt ... bromid of potassium is the most toxic of the bromids . Dr. Robinson's paper , he said , went very exhaustively into ...
... bromid , which has long been known to be less injurious and in many respects a better drug than the potassium salt ... bromid of potassium is the most toxic of the bromids . Dr. Robinson's paper , he said , went very exhaustively into ...
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The Place of Pharmacology | 9 |
Pharmacists and Physicians and the Food and Drugs | 19 |
Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus James Tyson | 34 |
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