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- A Bill for Creating a National Public Health Organization1
- A Bill to Prevent the Introduction of Contagious or Infectious Diseases into the United States, and to Establish a Bureau of Public Health3
- A Field Hospital Station1
- A National Department of Science necessary for the coordination of the scientific work of the United States government1
- A bill to establish a Bureau of Public Health within the Treasury Department of the United States1
- A bill to establish a Department of Public Health1
- A biographical dictionary of contemporary American physicians and surgeons1
- A biographical sketch of Dr. Roswell Bronson1
- A biography of Dr. Zalamon James McMaster: late surgeon in the United States Army1
- A bold declaration reviewed1
- A brief history of the materia medica1
- A brief history of the origin of the American Medical Association: the principles on which it was organized; the objects it was designed to accomplish; and how far they have been attained during the half-century of its existence1
- A brief plea for an ambulance system for the army of the United States: as drawn from the extra sufferings of the late Lieut. Bowditch and a wounded comrade1
- A call for federal action to improve nursing facilities1
- A case of rhinoscleroma originating in the United States1
- A century of American physiology: based on an exhibit commemorating the centennial of the American Physiological Society at the National Library of Medicine, February-April, 19871
- A century of caring: a celebration of public health nursing in the United States 1893-1993 : a selection of photos reflecting contributions of public health nursing in the United States1
- A century of nursing: with hints toward the organization of a training school1
- A clinical contribution to the study of post-paralytic chorea ; A contribution to the study of localized cerebral lesions1
- A clinical survey of 415 instances of brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerve injuries, as seen in overseas wounded: with reports on several unusual cases1