EMC Society History

Veterinary History Society

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Society for Comparative Studies in Society and History

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History of the Canadian Society for the History of Medicine.

On 24 October 1950, fourteen people met at the invitation of the abbé Arthur Maheux in the Institut d’Histoire et de Géographie, of the Université Laval in Quebec City to form the Société canadienne d’histoire de la médecine (SCHM). Among them were physicians, historians, and archivists. Dr. Sylvio Leblond (1901-1990), internist and instructor of medical history at Laval, was elected president ...

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The history of the nutrition society.

Introduction In 1963 Dr L. J. Harris, the first secretary of the Nutrition Society, wrote a brief history of the Society on the occasion of the 6th International Congress of Nutrition held in Edinburgh. He declared his intention of filling in the facts of the intriguing early history of the Society and also of its later affairs. However, he did not find time to do this and it is the loss of the...