...diffusive ; they work changes in several parts of the organism, and it has recently been shown by Villemin* that human tubercle is, even when introduced by inoculation,...It is not easy to ascertain how diabetes is set up în the system, and it is still more difficult to learn the action of the diabetic elements on the...

...to the inhalation of expectorated tubercular matter, dried, broken up into dust, and floating in toe air of close barracks. To test this may be difficult,...diabetic elements on the blood of other organisms. In 1865 there was pub. by Mr. Arthur Pearson, Assist. Act., Mort. Experience of the Metropolitan Life...

...mutter, dried, broken up into dust, and llo.-Uing in the iiir of close barracks. To test lilis may he difficult, but the origin and propagation of the most...full investigation. The inquiry should also extend to ciuict-r and the other constitutional diseases, among which should perhaps now bo included diabetes,...

...]>ropapation of the most fatal of all human di>eases deserves full investigation. The inquiry shoulilalso extend to cancer and the other constitutional diseases,...among which should perhaps now be included diabetes, Ac."— (FAR«, 2sth Report, Registrar-Gene. ral. 1S65.) words, a period of so small a magnitude as...