A Shropshire town is setting out to celebrate the life of one of its most significant sons. William Withering, who was born ...
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Prince William Using Savage 'Two-Word Phrase' to Put Down His Uncle Andrew — as Aides Brand Shamed Ex-Royal a 'Creepy Commoner'
Prince William is said to be using a brutal two-word phrase behind closed doors to slam his shamed uncle Andrew ...
"Price 1l. 12s. in boards"--Half-title. "Directions for placing the plates"--page 418, volume 4. Publisher's advertisement: last leaf of volume 4. Volume 1: xii, 402 ...
MARCH 17 marks the bicentenary of the birth of Dr. William Withering, who was celebrated alike as physician, botanist and mineralogist. He was born at Wellington, Shropshire, the only son of Edmund ...
THE June issue of the Bulletin of the History of Medicine contains an interesting notice by Drs. Ruth Musser and John C. Krantz, jun., on the friendship of William Withering and Erasmus Darwin. In ...
In 'An Account of the Foxglove and Some of its Medical Uses,' published in 1785, Sir William Withering cautioned readers that extracts from the plant foxglove, also called digitalis, was not a perfect ...
Digoxin is one of the oldest drugs in the cardiovascular arsenal, derived from the foxglove plant and first described in the 18th century by William Withering. It is frequently used in patients with ...
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