Banting: A BiographyMcClelland and Stewart, 1984 - 336 pages |
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... patients he examined during his fourth year clinical work in medicine at Toronto General Hospital was diabetic . “ I remember seeing one patient only on the wards of the Toronto General Hospital . I heard of people mostly well on in ...
... patients he examined during his fourth year clinical work in medicine at Toronto General Hospital was diabetic . “ I remember seeing one patient only on the wards of the Toronto General Hospital . I heard of people mostly well on in ...
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... patients to him and the summer months were not a good time to begin developing contacts . Advertising was prohibited ... patients would come from very much thought . You hung out your shingle , kept your office hours , and the patients ...
... patients to him and the summer months were not a good time to begin developing contacts . Advertising was prohibited ... patients would come from very much thought . You hung out your shingle , kept your office hours , and the patients ...
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... patient . In treating all of these patients Banting was an inexperienced physician who happened to have supplies of a life - saving substance . He knew next to nothing about the complexities of diabetes , or the intricate principles of ...
... patient . In treating all of these patients Banting was an inexperienced physician who happened to have supplies of a life - saving substance . He knew next to nothing about the complexities of diabetes , or the intricate principles of ...
Contents
FOREWORD Writing about Banting7 | 7 |
CHAPTER ONE A White Boy a Right Boy | 15 |
CHAPTER TWO Becoming a Man | 28 |
Copyright | |
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