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SODA Collection: Pictorial and Miscellaneous Materials

The SODA Collection, originally the collection of the medical historian SODA Hajime (1921-1996) contains books and prints related to the history of medicine, history of pharmacy and the cultural history of medicine. The major portion of digitized resources here is pictorial.

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1104 items
(As of January 2002)

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