Alcohol: A Dangerous and Unnecessary Medicine, How and Why / What Medical Writers Say

by Martha Meir Allen

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Contents

1. Introduction
2. Preface to Second Edition
3. Chapter I. History of the Study of Alcohol
4. Chapter II. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Opposition to Alcohol as Medicine
5. Chapter III. Alcohol as a Producer of Disease
6. Chapter IV. Temperance Hospitals. The London Temperance Hospital
7. Chapter V. The Effects of Alcohol Upon the Human Body
8. Chapter VI. Alcohol as a Medicine
9. Chapter VII. Alcohol in Pharmacy
10. Chapter VIII. Diseases, and Their Treatment Without Alcohol
11. Chapter IX. Alcohol and Nursing Mothers
12. Chapter X. Comparative Death-Rates with and Without the Use of Alcohol as a Remedy
13. Chapter XI. Reasons Why Alcohol Is Dangerous as Medicine
14. Chapter XII. Why Doctors Still Prescribe Alcoholics
15. Chapter XIII. Alcoholic Proprietary or ‘Patent’ Medicines
16. Chapter XIV. “Drugging.”
17. Chapter XV. Testimonies of Physicians Against Alcoholic Medication
18. Chapter XVI. Recent Researches Upon Alcohol
19. Chapter XVII. Miscellaneous

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