Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from North Carolina Medical Journal, Vol. 44: A Semi-Monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery; July 5, 1899
Other anti-toxins for the cure of pneumonia, cholera, the bubonic plague, typhoid fever, yellow fellow, tuberculosis and snake venom, are passing through the experimental stage with varying degrees of success. But their place is still in the laboratory, and in the hands of the most careful observer, nor should they be hysterically thrust upon the general profession until the proof of their potency and value as therapeutic agents has been established beyond all reasonable doubt. They represent, however, the first steps taken in a field of almost boundless extent, which holds truths that medical science will yet convert into blessings of priceless value to mankind.
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