Cargando…

Establishment of the First Free Municipal Bath House at Buffalo, N. Y.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal:	Wende, Ernest
Formato:	Online Artículo Texto
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	1900
Materias:	Original Communications
Acceso en línea:	https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8723659/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/36884985

Ejemplares similares

First Free Municipal Bath Houses in America
por: Fronczak, Francis E.
Publicado: (1915)

Experiences with the Recent Epidemic of Rabies in Buffalo, N. Y.
por: Wende, Ernest
Publicado: (1901)

Municipal Restriction of Disease
por: Wende, Ernest
Publicado: (1898)

Pellagra in Buffalo
por: Wende, Grover W.
Publicado: (1911)

German Hospital Bath Houses
Publicado: (1898)

Establishment and Early Days of the Medical Department of the University of Buffalo
por: Wyckoff, C. C.
Publicado: (1896)

Analysis of the Water of the Thermal Spring of Bath (King's Bath)
por: Merck, George, et al.
Publicado: (1852)

First Uses of Chloroform and Ether in Buffalo
por: Hauenstein, John
Publicado: (1896)

The Modern Turkish Bath
por: Wilson, John Stainback
Publicado: (1877)

Devergie on Baths, Etc.
Publicado: (1855)

Lassar’s Method for Treating the Scalp: Translated from Der Fortschritt, for the Buffalo Medical and Surgical Journal
por: Wende, Ernest
Publicado: (1890)

An Arrangement for Municipal Ownership of Slaughter-houses
por: Pearson, Leonard
Publicado: (1899)

The Effervescing Saline Bath (Nauheim Bath) and Resistance Exercises in the Treatment of Heart Cases
por: Webster, A. D.
Publicado: (1903)

Pellagra as It Occurs in Buffalo and Vicinity
por: Wende, Grover W.
Publicado: (1918)

Pellagra as It Occurs in Buffalo and Vicinity
por: Wende, Grover W.
Publicado: (1918)

Free Public Baths
Publicado: (1897)

Free Baths for Baltimore
Publicado: (1881)

Therapeutics of the Electro-Thermal Bath; Embracing the Use of Induced and Galvanic Currents in Such a Bath
por: Hayes, Justin
Publicado: (1873)

M. Devergie on Baths, Etc.
Publicado: (1855)

Medical Domain of the Turkish Bath
por: Hanson, M. P.
Publicado: (1870)

Developing a Physical Activity Intervention Strategy for Pregnant Women in Buffalo City Municipality, South Africa: A Study Protocol
por: Okafor, Uchenna Benedine, et al.
Publicado: (2020)

Prolonged Shower-Baths in the Treatment of the Insane
Publicado: (1857)

Some Account of the Baths of Leuk in the Valais
por: Reeve, Henry
Publicado: (1807)

On the Cure of Tetanus by Opium and the Warm Bath
por: Christie, Thomas
Publicado: (1812)

Account of the Bathing Seasons, 1854 and 1855
por: Mess, P. M.
Publicado: (1856)

Modus Operandi and Domain of the Turkish Bath
por: Hanson, M. P.
Publicado: (1870)

Variola in Buffalo
por: Marcley, J. I.
Publicado: (1882)

St. Mary’s Infant Asylum and Lying-In Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y.: Report of Cases for the Year 1901 in Maternity Department
por: Hanley, L. G.
Publicado: (1902)

Department of Health, Buffalo, N. Y.
por: Fronczak, Francis E.
Publicado: (1910)

Notes on the Baths of the Salzkammergut, and on the Route to Vienna by the Danube
por: Adam, A. Mercer
Publicado: (1860)

Sane Indications of the Uses of Medicinal Baths and Exercise
por: Toepel, Theodore
Publicado: (1915)

The Bath of Decreasing Temperature in the Treatment of Typhoid Fever
por: Gartin, M. H.
Publicado: (1878)

The Great Danger Attending the Use of Long-Tube Nursing Bottles: Illustrated
por: Wende, Ernest
Publicado: (1900)

A Case of Rhinophyma (Rosacea Hypertrophica)
por: Wende, Ernest
Publicado: (1895)

Ointments and Pastes: A Clinical Lecture Delivered at the Fitch Dispensary
por: Wende, Ernest
Publicado: (1892)

A Few Observations on the Therapeutic Value of Electricity
por: Wende, Ernest
Publicado: (1890)

Address to the Graduates in Medicine, Law, Dentistry and Pharmacy, at the Sixtieth Annual Commencement of the University of Buffalo, N. Y., June 1, 1906
por: Brush, Edward N.
Publicado: (1906)

The Tuberculosis Problem in Buffalo
por: Pryor, John H.
Publicado: (1909)

Baths and Bathing
Publicado: (1890)

Baths and Bathing
Publicado: (1859)

Cannot write session to /tmp/vufind_sessions/sess_78pjjt537ohpj9ro9q3k3h3cds