Advances in Military Medicine Volume 1, by Edwin Cowles Andrus
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"Advances in Military Medicine," edited by Edwin Cowles Andrus and published in 1948, is a comprehensive two-volume collection documenting medical research during World War II, specifically under the Office of Scientific Research and Development. Volume 1, totaling 900 pages, contains detailed findings, while Volume 2 includes illustrations and spans 22 cm in height. Both volumes feature bibliographies for further reading, with Volume 1 covering pages 436-443 and Volume 2 from 755-830. The foreword by Dr. Alfred N. Richards discusses the Committee on Medical Research, established by President Roosevelt in 1941. This work is an integral contribution to the "Science in World War II" series, showcasing significant scientific advancements in."
No jacket. Some sunning.
Little, Brown and Company
Hardcover
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"Advances in Military Medicine," edited by Edwin Cowles Andrus and published in 1948, is a comprehensive two-volume collection documenting medical research during World War II, specifically under the Office of Scientific Research and Development. Volume 1, totaling 900 pages, contains detailed findings, while Volume 2 includes illustrations and spans 22 cm in height. Both volumes feature bibliographies for further reading, with Volume 1 covering pages 436-443 and Volume 2 from 755-830. The foreword by Dr. Alfred N. Richards discusses the Committee on Medical Research, established by President Roosevelt in 1941. This work is an integral contribution to the "Science in World War II" series, showcasing significant scientific advancements in."
No jacket. Some sunning.
Little, Brown and Company
Hardcover
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