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Links
- Arnald of Vilanova: Essays in Medieval Studies, Loyola University
- Artifacts:Antiqua Medicina, Historical Collections, Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
- Baillie: Samuel Johnson’s Last Years, and Baille, “Scottish Physicians”
- Larrey: Dominique-Jean Larrey: Napoleon’s Surgeon from Egypt to Waterloo
- Lind: BBC Historic Figures Page, and James Lind and scurvy: a revaluation, Journal for Maritime Research
- Mauriceau: François Mariceau, Dittrick Medical History Center, Case Western University
- Paré: Ambroise Paré at New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia, and Strange Science
- Rare Books: Classics, Historical Collections, Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
- Rare Books: Herbalism, Historical Collections, Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
- Rush: The Princeton Companion
- Santorio: The Galileo Project and About.com, History of the Thermometer
- Smellie: Commentary, William Smellie’s obstetrical forceps, The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Who Named It: www.whonamedit.com/