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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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Certificate from collegiate institutes and high schools of Ontario
Nobel Prize medal inscribed to F. G. Banting
Citation to F. G. Banting and J. J. R. Macleod accompanying the Nobel Prize
Medical discovery proves epoch-making
Have they robbed diabetes of its terror?
Medical men gather to discuss recent discovery
Work on diabetes shows progress against disease
Have they robbed diabetes of its terrors?
Toronto doctors on track of diabetes cure
Research work gives results
New remedy for diabetes
Diabetes work epoch-making say physicians
Gives Dr. Banting credit for 'insulin'
Gives Banting all of credit
Declares Best shares honor
New treatment is certain cure Europe declares
Winners named for Reeve prize
Fondness for mongrel helped to find insulin
Maimed veterans offered selves freely as experimental material

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