Sir Thomas Lauder Brunton Correspondence 1881-1912

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Sir Thomas Lauder Brunton Correspondence 1881-1912

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In 1867 he discovered that amyl nitrate effectively relieved pain of angina pectoris. Brunton is credited with developing the discipline of pharmacology.

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History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine

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