This book examines the historical evolution of immunology. The author traces its roots from ancient folk beliefs through to the groundbreaking scientific discoveries of the 19th century. The book details the development of vaccines and serums, as well as the theories upon which immune therapy is based. It provides a comprehensive overview of the field, discussing natural and acquired immunity, antibodies, methods of immunization, anaphylaxis, and serum sickness. The book highlights the significance of immune therapy in the prevention and treatment of disease, and its impact on public health. By exploring the historical context and scientific advancements in immunology, this book offers valuable insights into the field's evolution and its role in shaping modern medicine.
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Excerpt from Modern Biologic Therapeusis: A Concise and Practical Treatise on Biologic Products for the Use of Practitioners in the Modern Application of Immunology to Therapeutics
We are indebted to Dr. William H. Park Di rector of the Bureau of Laboratories of the New York City Department of Health, for the privi lege of using his copyrighted illustrations of bacteria. Some of the photographs of the pie heers in immunology are from portraits in Li brary Hall of the Armv Medical Museum at Washington, D. C.
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