Anstie hypodermic drug tests challenged in medical critique
A critical review discusses Dr Anstie’s practice of injecting drugs beneath the skin, questioning the utility of opium, atropine, aconitine, and podophyllin while noting other agents in the list may be inert. The piece advocates reform in therapeutics and anticipates better methods for assessing drug uses. It praises the Practitioner journal for leading change and highlights broader church and literary notes.
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Anstie
Selden
Edward Arber
London
Alexander Murray
Mr. Arber
Oxford University
Herald of Health
Burns
Camberwell
Progressive Library
Henry Ward Beecher
Dr. Gleason
Elmira
Nisbet and Co
Longfellow
Chandos Classics
Warne
T. T. Lignow
Longman
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J. Luuewellyn Daviss
M.A
Macmillan
Davies
Ireland
Maurice
St. Martin’s Church
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David James Vaughan
Vaughan
Church of England
J. Oswald Dykes
Strahan
God
Toila
Kent and Co
Charles Buxton
M.P
John Murray
Buxton
Ife