YEAR by year the experienced physician becomes a closer observer of the influence of
weather upon diseases, and consequently upon remedies. If the observations of the …

HEAD cold, variously denominated coryza, catarrh, la grippe, etc., is such a common
complaint in this latitude that one is almost disposed to think of it as a necessary evil. How …

INSOFAR as ordinary minds, subject to mortal error, can grasp the truth in the teachings of
Christian Science, we have, in Mary Baker G. Eddy's explanation of disease, an admirable …

To the Editor of THE LANCET. SIR,-As an occasional occurrence of those forms of herpes
having a nervous origin, we find the eruption followed by a prolonged and severe neuralgia …

THERE are few ailments more commonly put before us for treatment than an ordinary cold.
Of course they are most frequent in winter, but nevertheless they occur at all seasons, even …

IT would be an interestblg observation to ascertain by a tabular view the proportion of
diseases produced by cold, as compared with other agents. In order to obtain some idea of …

The universal use of the word" fever" induces me to forward a few remarks on the subject,
as, from the highest to the lowest, every one supposes that in using this term, he has to the …

A TREATISE on" Sunshine" might now be written which should lay claim to permanent
literary value; but, eight years ago, the case was very different. Researches into the nature of …