...hypertrophy, and hemorrhage. Lastly, the kidneys, more remotely exposed, have a smaller participation in the common damage of alcoholism. They undergo congestive...asked, Is there none which it obviates? Apart from its medicinal action, which the evidence before us does not touch, has it no per contra of prevention ?...

...the tubercular kind. Lastly, the kidneys, more remotely exposed, have a smaller participation in the common damage of alcoholism. They undergo congestive enlargement, fatty and fibroid change ; they do not suffer, however, commeusurately with the blood-vessels or with the same frequency as...

...the tubercular kind. Lastly, the kidneys, more remotely exposed, have a smaller participation in the common damage of alcoholism. They undergo congestive enlargement, fatty and fibroid change ; they do not suffer, however, commeusurately with the blood-vessels or with the same frequency as...

...After some details as to the precise form in which these effects are exhibited, Dr. Dickenson says : "So far we have seen only the ill which alcohol produces. It may be asked, is there none which it obviates ? " Even on this score there is little comfort for the publicans, for although " it may be laid down...

...hypertrophy and hemorrhage. Lastly the kidneys, more remotely exposed, have small participation in the common damage of alcoholism. They undergo congestive...blood-vessels, or as frequently as the other viscera. Nor does there appear to be power in alcohol to prevent disease in any known case. It has been said...

...; they do not suffer, however, commensurately with the blood-vessels or with the same frequency as other viscera. So far we have seen only the ill which...asked is there none which it obviates? Apart from any medicinal or curative action, which the evidence before us does not touch, has it no per contra...

...cardiachypertrophy, and hemorrhage. Lastly, the kidneys, more remotely exposed, have a smaller participation in the common damage of alcoholism. They undergo congestive...produces. It may be asked: Is there none which it obvíales? Apart from its medicinal action, which the evidence before na does not touch, has it no...

...trade in Liquor, published in the British Medical Journal, we extract from the summary the following: " So far we have seen only the ill which alcohol produces....asked, is there none which it obviates? Apart from its medicinal action, which the evidence before us does not touch, has it no per contra of prevention?...