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· 2018· Book chapter

An Introduction to the Study of Experimental Medicine

Claude C.A. Bernard, Stewart Wolf, Henry Copley Greene

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This is a reprinting of Claude Bernard's classic work, highlighting its continued relevance and importance for medical students and aspiring researchers.

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Key points

  • The reprinting indicates sustained interest in Claude Bernard's classic book.
  • The book is recommended reading for all medical students.
  • It is also advised for young individuals planning a research career in medicine.
  • Claude Bernard's significant role in physiology and experimental medicine is emphasized.

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Abstract

The reprinting of this classic is pleasing and indicates continued or increasing interest in this excellent book. It should be read by all medical students and young men planning a research career in medicine. Claude Bernard's role in physiology and experimental medicine can never be forgotten. To have an opportunity to profit from the wisdom of such a great man is certainly a privilege. Unfortunately, other great scientists did not make it possible for those who followed them to profit from such advice.

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