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Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine

CHAPTER XIV
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The intensive method consists in omitting the weakest cords and giving the inoculations at shorter intervals.

As a curious coincidence, Pliny and Pasteur, the ancient and modern, both discuss the particular virulence of saliva during fasting.
There is much discussion over the extent of injury a shark-bite can produce.

In fact some persons deny the reliability of any of the so-called cases of shark-bites.

Ensor reports an interesting case occurring at Port Elizabeth, South Africa.

While bathing, an expert swimmer felt a sharp pain in the thigh, and before he could cry out, felt a horrid crunch and was dragged below the surface of the water.


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