Bernard Fantus

Bernard Fantus (September 1, 1874 – April 14, 1940) was a Hungarian Jewish-American physician. He established the first hospital blood bank in the United States in 1937 at Cook County Hospital, Chicago while he served there as director of the pharmacology and therapeutics department. Provided by Wikipedia
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    General technic of medication ; methods of prescribing and preparing medicaments, with a discussion of their indications, uses and administrations /
    by Fantus, Bernard, 1874-1940
    Published 1930
    Book
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    Useful cathartics ; a series of articles on the use and abuse of cathartics with suggestive formulas and recipes /
    by Fantus, Bernard, 1874-1940
    Published 1927
    Book
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