Les vacances de Marc Bernard

Claude Bernard et les Problèmes de son Temps

Dr. Brooke serves well to reveal him in a more just and favourable light than that presented by many earlier and more recent writers. The message for medical historians is clear when he writes 'Strangely the diagnosis of porphyria which exonerates George III from so much speculative psychologizing brings him nearer to us as a human being'. An important function of the doctor historian is to see...

Les rongeurs de la region de Tehran

Etat actuel de nos connaissances sur les argasidés de l'Iran

Le legs de Claude Bernard

The French noun Legs can be translated either as "legacy" or as "bequest". The title of the present volume implies both meanings. The book is, in one sense, an interpretation of the legacy left to posterity by the experimental discoveries and the thoughts of the famous nineteenth-century French physiologist, Claude Bernard. But the word refers also to the bequest that Bernard left to future sch...

Vaccination antirougeoleuse: Etude de l'immunité humorale chez les enfants Vaccinés de la région de Tunis