Titlebook: Bodily Fluids, Chemistry and Medicine in the Eighteenth-Century Boerhaave School; Ruben E. Verwaal Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Lipid Metabolism in Tumor Immunityurine chemistry may have appeared similar in practice to chymical uroscopy, but in application moved from diagnostics to pathology. These new goals and methods proved pivotal for the development of modern medicine at the turn of the nineteenth century.

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Rohan Shah,Daniel Eldridge,Ian Hardingtions to develop a more detailed theory of the internal physiology of perspiration. It allowed him to explain diseases like catarrh, and to justify the efficacy of his preferred treatment—sal ammoniac—which made his patients sweat out the disease.

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The Nature of Blood,ues that the debate went beyond the problem of methodology, and was directly linked to the essential question: was blood alive? Verwaal, then, offers a new perspective on perceptions of blood and the living body in the eighteenth century.

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Piss Prophets and Urine Matters,urine chemistry may have appeared similar in practice to chymical uroscopy, but in application moved from diagnostics to pathology. These new goals and methods proved pivotal for the development of modern medicine at the turn of the nineteenth century.

pellagra

Crying Over Spilt Milk,to the market. Although many parents continued to make up their own minds about how and what to nurse their child, Verwaal demonstrates that Dutch medical men invented innovative instruments and employed various strategies to promote the importance of mother’s milk and maternal breastfeeding.

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Sweat It Out,tions to develop a more detailed theory of the internal physiology of perspiration. It allowed him to explain diseases like catarrh, and to justify the efficacy of his preferred treatment—sal ammoniac—which made his patients sweat out the disease.

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Semen in Flux,elation to pathology, Verwaal argues that chemistry helped explain the causes of disease, and hence furthered the establishment of a new pathology. It fostered a new understanding of disease by dissemination across Europe.

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L. M. G. Van Golde,S. G. Van den Berghf the Boerhaave school, a group of physicians and chemists from all over Europe, who revalued the role of the fluids and applied themselves to the use of innovative instruments and methods to the benefit of physiology, pathology, and treatment.