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Leçons sur les effets des substances toxiques et medicamenteuses / par M. Claude Bernard.

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Bernard, Claude·1857

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VJIplus OU moins lente, pendant laquelle l'idée première ou le point de vue général devront souvent changer.Dans le moment actuel, un auteur qui voudrait rechercher la perfection et qui attendrait pour écrire la solution complète de tous les problèmes posés, se réduirait à une stérilité absolue.Les questions physio- logiques ne font des progrès qu'à mesure que les connaissances anatomiques s'étendent et que les moyens d'études des fonctions organiques nous sont fournis par l'avancement des sciences physico-chi- miques.C'est ainsi que la médecine scientifique ne peut se fonder qu'avec le temps et par le concours d'un grand nombre d'efforts réunis.

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Authors
Bernard, C.
Published
1857
OpenAlex
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Cited by
171
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Language
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Bernard, C. (1857). Leçons sur les effets des substances toxiques et medicamenteuses / par M. Claude Bernard. https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.1834

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