“. . .though a Philosopher need not be sollicitous that his style should delight its Reader with his Floridnesse, yet I think he may very well be allow’d to take a Care that it disgust not his Reader by its Flatness, especially when he does not so much deliver Experiments or explicate them, as make Reflections or Discourses on them; for on such Occasions he may be allow’d the liberty of recreat...

and painful ; the gums were spongy and tender. Two or three teeth in the lower jaw were also decayed, but not painful. It appears that he has suffered from tooth-ache more or less for the last ten years, and that he had a molar tooth extracted some time ago ; he has had facial neuralgia, but no eruption previously.. He is otherwise in fair health, and is temperate. The eruption extended from th...

ology. He also recognizes the role of chemotherapy, endocrinology, and improved instruments for observing the patient. His survey of current conditions is more detailed. Lord Horder is not only a physician interested in life and death, but also an adherent of such related causes as birth control and cremation. His interest in eugenics and biological control of illness has led him to try to get ...

TT'RANCIS B A C O N denied the circulation of the blood, didn't understand the work of Galileo, rejected Gilbert on magnetism and Copernicus on the sun. He was not a scientist, but a lawyer, a practical politician, and a man of letters; he created no new science, but preached a new philosophy—though by William Harvey it was disparaged as the work of one "who writes philosophy like a Lord Chance...

45 years old female with no significant past medical or family history that was seen due to contact dermatitis on her left arm, during her physical examination was observed to have onychophaty on her right toenails, pincer nails was observed on big and second toenail (Figs. 1 and 2), dermatoscopic view of the pincer nails (Fig. 3). The diagnosis pincer nails was done, the patient didn ́t return ...

Introduction: The thalassamias refer to a diverse group of hemoglobin disorders characterized by a reduced synthesis of  one or more of globin chains (α,β, γ, δβ,γδβ, δ and εγδβ).The main cure available today for thalassamia is bone marrow transplantation (BMT)  from compatible donor.On December 3, 1981 a 14-month-old child with β-thalassemia major recieved BMT from his HLA-identical sister in...