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The early part of the Twentieth Century has been phenomenal in the eradication of In 1900 medical textbooks rleied on tonics, antipyretics and a great many medicinals diseases and such scourges as diphtheria, smallpox and typhoid fever have practically which were uncertain, and of questionable therapeutic value. Today, with the advent disappeared. Infant mortality has been reduced to a’ minimum and the contageous of the sulfonamides during the warsperiod followed by penicillin the patient has been ~ diseases have been brought under control. The terrific impact that these diseases had made extremely comfor able. For instance, scarlet fever, although in itself not a dis- on the adolescent and on children has practically disappeared due to the present form of; ease to be dreaded, had terrific complications such as mastoidits and nephritis. Mas- therapeutios. toiditis lasted months and invalided the patient for long periods of time with running ' ‘ 9’ ears, - eneraldebilit , s con ' , . ’ ' "~ ‘ Di3b¢t¢5 memtus Which $001‘ many 3 life 53“ now be ,m°St ad°‘l“3t°.1Y‘c°“t1'°"ed by A sulfongmides and thi arftibitftiizz tali‘e:l:l:orr:falicalbligsrcliffepldiigfigpigiiiaiiuigligaiieli “Q: insulin and, pernicious anemia, at the present time, can be controlled by injections of A -. A much so that in the1a1.ge’teachihg hhspitals, when they had hundreds of maSt0i,dec.i liver or thejntrinsic factor asrepresented by Vitamin B12. mmies ya year, hardly any can be seen even for teaching pm,hoes_ !

Many other diseases such as syphilis -cameunder control by the use of the arsenicals.

Pneumonia and meningitis which were treated by serum therapy and which required‘ i E Y ‘ __

indefinite periods of time and which had a great morbidity have responded to the sul- fionamides, penicillin and the use of hormones. Y ‘

Modern Medicine and Modern Pharmacy have practically eliminated, these diseases

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