Syphilis To-day and Among the Ancients Volume v.2-3
"Syphilis To-day and Among the Ancients" delves into the historical understanding and prevalence of syphilis. This volume explores the disease's manifestations, treatment, and societal impact through the ages. Frederic Buret provides a detailed examination of syphilis, contrasting ancient perspectives with contemporary (19th-century) medical knowledge.
A valuable resource for historians of medicine and those interested in the evolution of medical understanding, this book offers insights into the challenges and misconceptions surrounding a widespread and impactful disease. This work provides a look into how syphilis was perceived and treated in the late 19th century, offering a historical context to modern understanding.
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