Balneology, mineral water, and spas in historical perspective
References (35)
On bathing
Medicinal bathing in mineral springs in fifth century b.c.
Greece. Clio Medica
(1982)The history of medicine
The history of medicine
History of balneology
Water immersion: Lessons from antiquity to modern times
Contrib Nephrol
(1993)- et al.
The mummies tale: The scientific and medical investigation of Nutsef Amun, priest in the temple at Karnak
- et al.
The Dead Sea and psoriasis: Historical and geographic background
Int J Dermatol
(1989) Dead Sea health perspective
(1995)Gems from the Talmud: Hygiene and public health III—baths and ablutions (2)
Isr J Med Sci
(1995)Historical notes on the evolution of physicotherapy: The genesis of radiant light and heat treatment
Waters and spas in the classical world
Med Hist Suppl
(1990)
The bagnio of St. Thomas's Hospital
Guy's Hosp Rep
(1972)
The spa at Kupittaa: The development from the end of the 17th century to the middle of the 19th century
Nord Medicin Hist Arsb
(1978)
Climatology and mineral waters of the United States
An essay on warm, cold, and vapour bathing with practical observation on sea bathing, diseases of the skin, bilious, liver complaints, and dropsy
The medical background of Anglo-Saxon England: A study on history, psychology, and folklore
Cited by (0)
Copyright © 1996 Published by Elsevier Inc.