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The Literature of American Internal Medicine: A Historical View
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  • 1969The New England Journal of Medicine, 1812–1968351 cited
  • 1960Scientific Productivity and Academic Organization in Nineteenth Century Medicine155 cited
  • 1978The Weight of Medical Knowledge90 cited
  • 1986Fraud, Irresponsible Authorship, and Their Causes69 cited
  • 1985Science in Medicine65 cited
  • 1977The cost of scientific communication: the scientist as ad-man.63 cited
  • 1979Scientific publications of a medical school faculty27 cited
  • 1981The Ingelfinger Rule25 cited
  • 1985Righting Medical Writing24 cited
  • 1901Address on the Dedication of the New Building19 cited
  • 1983The Flourishing and Character of Early American Medical Journalism, 1797–186017 cited

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  • 1999From "Mr. Guthrie is profoundly mistaken ..." to "Our data do not seem to confirm the results of a previous study on ...": A diachronic study of polemicity in academic writing (1810-1995)17 cited
  • 1999Did Osler suffer from "paranoia antitherapeuticum baltimorensis"? A comparative content analysis of The Principles and Practice of Medicine and Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine, 11th edition.15 cited

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