[Children's diseases in the columns of "The Weekly Medicine"]
Medycyna nowozytna: studia nad historia medycyny / Polska Akademia Nauk, Instytut Historii Nauki 02/2005; 12(1-2):113-37.
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Abstract
"The Weekly Medicine", the first scientific weekly journal, was published in Warsaw in the years 1847-1868. Its editor and publisher was L. Natanson. The weekly comprised original works, translations from foreign periodicals, books reviews, correspondence, biographies and reports from for example the Warsaw Medical Society. A lot of attention devoted to sickness from birth till adult. In "The Weekly Medicine" wrote polish authors and were very articles translations from foreign periodicals. Authors talked about younger children's illnesses: hydrocephalus, conjunctivitis, thrush, diarrhoea, convulsions, pleurisy, liver cancer, syphilis and teething. In articles have been descriptioned sickness and treatmented. Information about children's illnesses creating basis to develop independent pediatrics science.
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Keywords
articles
articles translations
books reviews
children's illnesses
diarrhoea
first scientific weekly journal
foreign periodicals
independent pediatrics science
liver cancer
original works
polish authors
reports
syphilis
Warsaw Medical Society
Weekly Medicine
Weekly Medicine"
younger children's illnesses

