Illustrated history of medicine

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As we know him today, man (the member of the family of hominids whom we call Homo sapiens sapiens) is probably forty to fifty thousand old, and it is likely that his overall physiology - that is to say, the working of his internal organs - has varied little during the course of the millennia.

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