On the principles and exact conditions to be observed in the artificial feeding of infants: the properties of artificial foods: and the diseases which arise from faults of diet in early life : A series of lectures delivered in the post graduate course at St. Mary's hospital, and at the Hospital for sick children, Great Ormond Street, 1887.
- Walter Butler Cheadle
- Date:
- 1892
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: On the principles and exact conditions to be observed in the artificial feeding of infants: the properties of artificial foods: and the diseases which arise from faults of diet in early life : A series of lectures delivered in the post graduate course at St. Mary's hospital, and at the Hospital for sick children, Great Ormond Street, 1887. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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