L Langworthy, C.F. "Dietary Studies of Groups, Especially in Public Institutions" 1902 Lavinder, C.H. "The History of Pellagra" 1915 Lavinder, C.H. "Pseudo-Pellagra" 1912 Lane, John E. "Perleche" 1917 Lloyd, James H. "Goethe's Reference to, 1902 - 1927
Scope and Contents note
L Langworthy, C.F. "Dietary Studies of Groups, Especially in Public Institutions" 1902 Lavinder, C.H. "The History of Pellagra" 1915 Lavinder, C.H. "Pseudo-Pellagra" 1912 Lane, John E. "Perleche" 1917 Lloyd, James H. "Goethe's Reference to Pellagra" 1912 Lavinder, C.H. "The Diagnosis of Pellagra" n.d. Lavinder, C.H. "Pellagra" 1927 Lustberg, Sam R. "The Breast Fed Pellagrin: Relation to the Avitaminoses" 1922 (2 copies) Lavinder, C.H. "Notes on the Prognosis & Treatment of Pellagra" 1909 Lavinder, C.H. "The Aetiology of Pellagra" 1909 (2 copies) Lee, Roger I. "A Case of Pellagra That Had Not Been Outside of New England for Eighteen Years" 1912 Lavinder, C.H. "The Prevalence of Pellagra in the United States" 1909 Long, J.D. "Pellagra" 1910 Lewis, Edward. "Pellagra" 1926
Dates
- Creation: 1902 - 1927
Creator
- From the Collection: Goldberger, Joseph (Person)
Notes about Access to this Collection
All collections are subject to applicable Vanderbilt University privacy and confidentiality policies. Collection specific restrictions: No Restrictions.
Full Extent
From the Collection: 8.39 Cubic Feet (22 Hollinger (letter) boxes and 1 Hollinger (Legal) box.)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Location:
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Repository Details
Part of the History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection Repository
Eskind Biomedical Library
2209 Garland Ave.
Nashville TN 37232
historyofmedicine@vanderbilt.edu
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