Head - Diseases - Early works to 1800
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Directions at large, and cautionary, touching the proper use of those famous pills called Dr. De-Laun's head-pills : many years composed, and sold in Black-Friers, London: also the nature of them, and the occasion of this their publication. Set forth by Michael Belke, physician.
Belke, MichaelDate: 1667- Books
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Practicæ medicinae liber, artificiosa & compendiosa methodo, præcipuorum capitis morborum causas, symptomata, & remedia exponens. Authore D. Johnson.
John WoodDate: 1602- E-journals
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A treatise of diseases of the head, brain, and nerves . More especially of the palsy, apoplexy, lethargy, epilepsy, convulsions, cramp, frenzy, vertigo, megrim, inveterate head-ach, &c. with directions for their thorough cure; and how these and many other deplorable nervous distempers, may be prevented as well as cured, and consequently many lives saved, by the medicines herein, in English, prescribed without the least reserve. To which is subjoined, a discourse on the nature, real cause, and certain cure of melancholy in men, and vapours in women: instructing persons how to cure themselves absolutely of those perplexing and pernicious disorders, with safety, ease, and expedition. By a Physician.
PhysicianDate: 1741- E-books
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A treatise of diseases of the head, brain and nerves With directions for their cure, and how several deplorable and sudden indispositions attending them, as apoplexies, epilepsies, palsies, &c. may be prevented, and consequently many lives saved by the medicines herein prescrib'd. To which is subjoin'd, a discourse of the nature, real cause and certain cure of melancholly in men, and vapours in women. By a physician.
PhysicianDate: 1719- Books
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Practicæ medicinæ liber, vocatus Amalgama : quo, artificiosa methodo, & incredibili mortales sanandi studio, sine inuidia, causæ, symptomata, & remediorum præsidia, præcipuorum capitis morborum. exponuntur. Authore Iohanne Wood generoso artis medecinæ studioso, & professore.
John WoodDate: 1596