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Clinical observations with insulin
The discovery of insulin
Insulin: Information for physicians regarding free distribution of insulin in suitable cases of diabetes
Please save my son!
Fiftieth anniversary of insulin
No. 1 scientist
Observations on the resting metabolism of children and adults in Switzerland
The problem of broadening the medical course
The diagnosis of acidosis: a review and criticism of the methods at present in use
Aberdeen's forgotten Nobel Prize winner: Professor J. J. R. Macleod (1876 - 1935)
Researches in the Department of Physiology 1920-1921
Author's preface to Carbohydrate metabolism and insulin
Royal Society of Canada nomination form for James Bertram Collip [ca. 12/1923]
After dinner speech to be given before the faculty and prize winning students at University College early in October [1962]

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