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The microcosm of disease

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Dublin Journal of Medical Science (1872-1920)

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  1. King and Queen’s College of Physicians, Ireland

    John William Moore M.D., Dubl. (Fellow and Examiner, Physician, Lecturer on Practice of Medicine, Examiner in Materia Medica, Diplomate)

  2. Meath Hospital and to Cork-street (Fever) Hospital, Ireland

    John William Moore M.D., Dubl. (Fellow and Examiner, Physician, Lecturer on Practice of Medicine, Examiner in Materia Medica, Diplomate)

  3. Carmichael College of Medicine and Surgery, Ireland

    John William Moore M.D., Dubl. (Fellow and Examiner, Physician, Lecturer on Practice of Medicine, Examiner in Materia Medica, Diplomate)

  4. Queen’s University, Ireland

    John William Moore M.D., Dubl. (Fellow and Examiner, Physician, Lecturer on Practice of Medicine, Examiner in Materia Medica, Diplomate)

  5. State Medicine and Ex-Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin

    John William Moore M.D., Dubl. (Fellow and Examiner, Physician, Lecturer on Practice of Medicine, Examiner in Materia Medica, Diplomate)

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Being a portion of an Address introductory to the Session of 1879–80 in the Meath Hospital and County of Dublin Infirmary.

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Moore, J.W. The microcosm of disease. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science 68, 370–386 (1879). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02967001

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