New Researches On the Therapeutic Use of Manganese As an Adjuvant of Iron

"New Researches On the Therapeutic Use of Manganese As an Adjuvant of Iron," by Joseph Eleonor Petrequin, presents a detailed examination of the applications of manganese in conjunction with iron for medicinal purposes. Published in 1866, this historical work provides valuable insights into the medical practices and pharmacological understanding of the 19th century. Petrequin's research explores the efficacy and potential benefits of using manganese to enhance the therapeutic effects of iron. This book will be of interest to historians of medicine, researchers in pharmacology, and anyone interested in the evolution of medical treatments and scientific inquiry during the mid-19th century.

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