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Kola Champagne: Dans Toutes les Pharmacies =: Kola Champagne: in All Pharmacies

  • the half-blood prince said:

How about dinner, movie, and a talk about AIDS?

  • Frédérick Pagé said:
    Yeah why not!

August 12, 1937

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  • Stuart said:
    It would have been important for doctors to build up a portfolio of medical conditions and what better way to record them than photography. Such portfolios would have been used in clinical instruction. I would not be surprised if in her case, the pellagra was a direct consequence of malnutrition.
  • Swordscookie said:
    You're right there, nobody today would be likely to want to be used as a medical exhibit while still alive! It is a nice photo of the lady though I imagine that the full colour and digital format of today would have been more beneficial. In the past I have seen more detailed photographs of medical conditions so doctors realised that the image could be a very useful tool in identification and education.
  • Michiel2005 said:
    Pictures are still being made of medical conditions, but nowadays the patient's face is usually made inrecognisable.
  • Angela Orlando said:
    True... don't know if any of my 3 bouts with lymphoma cancer
    were photojournaled but if it would help someone else in their
    fight.. I would be happy to be!!!
  • National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
    Angela Orlando :)