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The collection includes page images, descriptions and full digital text of more than a thousand documents. Search options include:

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In addition to the core collection, the following are available:

  • Banting's scrapbooks - page images of three scrapbooks, compiled by FG Banting, documenting his career and personal life. Selected items in the scrapbooks have also been individually described and included in the core collection. These items are listed on each scrapbook page.
  • Descriptions of the archival collections - The materials for this digital collection were selected from several archival collections, at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library and elsewhere. Descriptions of each archival collection, its source, and the digital materials selected, are provided.
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Cheaper insulin
Cheaper insulin
Belleville scientist makes big discovery wins honor, renown
Co-discoverer of insulin, Dr. J. B. Collip, honored by citizens of Alberta
Dr. J. B. Collip tells story of discovery of diabetes cure
Legislature does honor to Dr. Collip
Dr. Collip is to receive doctor science degree
Banting and Best pay tribute to latest medical discoverer; Collip to distribute extract
Dr. J. B. Collip is honored at Harvard's tercentenary
Edinburgh award goes to Dr. Collip
Dr. James B. Collip is leaving McGill
A medical discovery
Insulin and diabetes
Insulin and diabetes in India
Discovery of extract that has power to restore capacity lost in diabetes is made public by Dr. John R. Murlin
Are watching Toronto diabetes treatment
Illustrious soldier-scientist, Major Sir Frederick Banting, goes to his last rest
Reveal Banting alive for 24 hours after crash
Death of Sir Frederick tragic but triumphant
Reveal how Banting died
Banting pilot writes own story of crash
Banting crash probed. Planes rushed to scene of wreck on Newfoundland coast
Medical discovery proves epoch-making
Medical men gather to discuss recent discovery
Claims priority in cure for diabetes in animals

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