CHAPTER NINE
/ CHAPITRE NEUF
Technology
and Disease: Stethoscopes, Hospitals, and Other Gadgets
Technologie
et maladie
: stéthoscopes, hôpitaux
et autres gadgets
Topics in
this page / Sujets ici
General
works / Ouvrages généraux
Antiquity to the Enlightenment / Antiquité aux Lumières
General
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including
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