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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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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
Prof. J. J. R. Macleod honored at dinner of medical men
Biologists acclaim victor over diabetes
Biology club held interesting meeting
Now hoped that insulin will be permanent cure
Banting given an ovation by assembly of scientists
Asks time to consider prize award disposal
Talented workers in research field paid high honors
Calls for extension of medical research
Would share honors with his colleagues
Toronto Doctors Honored.
Banting, insulin discoverer is a painter of pictures and wields brush well
Portrait of Dr. J. J. R. Macleod presented to University
Prof. J. R. Macleod dead co-discoverer of insulin
Prof. John Macleod co-discoverer of insulin, is dead
Professor John Macleod
Toronto scientists honored at Ottawa
Banting and Best made first step towards insulin
Four men will share in the Nobel Prize
Telegram to Doctor Frederick G. Banting 25/10/1923

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