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Hemotherapy: from bloodletting magic to transfusion medicine
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  • 1998The greatest benefit to mankind: a medical history of humanity509 cited
  • 1980Bloodletting in early Chinese medicine and its relation to the origin of acupuncture.56 cited
  • 2002Forgotten transfusion history: John Leacock of Barbados41 cited
  • 1968Transfusion in America in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries40 cited

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