Cincinnati Medical And Dental Journal PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1894 edition. Excerpt: ...the name Ohio Medical Repository, the same with that of which he was one of the editors and publishers in 1826. Like that, also, it was issued semi-monthly. It did not, I believe, continue through its first year." In 1842 Dr. L. M. Lawson began the publication of the Western Lancet, a journal which under various names has regularly appeared until the present time. In January, 1858, it absorbed the Cincinnati Medical Observer, for twenty years afterward being known as the Lancet and Observer; then it was united with the Clinic in July, 1878, and its title was the Lancet and Clinic, later the Lancet-Clinic, its present name. The Clinic, the issue of which began in August, 1871, was the first weekly medical journal in the West, and up to the time of its union with the Lancet and Observer was under the control of the Faculty of the Medical College of Ohio. Since 1847 there has been regular publication of the Dental Register (Dental Register of the West prior to 1866), and since 1843 of the Eclectic Medical Journal, which for seven years before had been published at Worthington, Ohio. The Cincinnati Medical Journal, originally known as the Cincinnati Medical and Dental Journal, has been in existence since 1885, and the Ohio Medical Journal (for two years known as the Journal of the Medical College of Ohio) since 1890. A number of journals, general and special, have from time to time appeared in our city, and after awhile suspended publication. Among these may be named the Obstetric Gazette, the Cincinnati Journal of Health, the American Psychological Journal, the Cincinnati Journal of Medicine, the American Medical Journal, the Cincinnati Medical Recorder, the Cincinnati Medical News, the Cincinnati Medical Repertory, the Journal of...