Titlebook: Die Medizin und der Erste Weltkrieg; Wolfgang U. Eckart,Christoph Gradmann Book 2003 Centaurus Verlag & Media UG 2003

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Florian Schuhmacher,Stefan Holzweberare of physically disabled children in so called “Krüppelheimen” (homes for the disabled). These facilities — often present day orthopedic clinics — provided already in 1914 enough room to enable the follow-up treatment of 2500 severely injured patients. The disabled war veterans were rehabilitated

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-17550-4though delousing procedures occured on an international basis, differences are explored by means of a comparison between the medical entomologists, Albrecht Hase and George Nuttall. Hase’s experimental work on Russian prisoners of war is contrasted to Nuttall’s testing of insecticiges and recommenda

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Catrina Lam,Cherry Xu,Tommy Cheungput a large number of soldiers in a malarial arcas, producing big sanitary and military disasters. The Macedonian front became an enormous experimental field for malaria research and especially for the evaluation of the therapeutic and prophylactic efficacy of quinine, as the traditional antimalaria

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Alternatives to Full Proof of Causationthe Spanish Influenza is based on a few selected contemporary daily newspapers and German weekly medicial journals, amended by official reports on the pandemic and corrected by historical studies and the present state of research of virology, etiology and epidemiology of this disease. Because of cen

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,Reflexionen russischer Ärzte über den Ersten Weltkrieg, — towards World War I. In spite of several differences in their positions they looked at the war as an unsuitable tool to solve political conflicts and condemned war. The Russian physicians hoped that future development of sciences and scientific cooperation would help to prevent further wars.

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