The Futility of Experiments With Drugs On Animals
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But this is a typical case of the confusion so often made between a discovery and its demonstration. " Long before " (we quote from Stille's great work, p. 511) "its mode of action had been experimentally investigated, it was estab- lished as the most efficient remedy for dropsy depending upon disease of the heart, or upon that form of renal disease which consists of congestion and tubal obstruction." It is poisonous to plants watered with its infusion. Most animals, the car- nivorous more read...ily than the herbivorous, are poisoned by this agent {8tille, loo. cit.) Great confusion exists amongst FutiUtjf of Experiments ivith Drugs. 21 experimenters as to its action upon the heart. Its action upon the kidnej^s has been studied by numerous observers with diverse results. With reference to its influence on the blood pressure, note the following quotation : — Boehm, exijerimonting with Ackerman, under jDrecisely digitalis, found that under cer- similar circumstances, found the tain anatomical conditions it does direct opjaosite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this is a typical case of the confusion so often made between a discovery and its demonstration. " Long before " (we quote from Stille's great work, p. 511) "its mode of action had been experimentally investigated, it was estab- lished as the most efficient remedy for dropsy depending upon disease of the heart, or upon that form of renal disease which consists of congestion and tubal obstruction." It is poisonous to plants watered with its infusion. Most animals, the car- nivorous more read...ily than the herbivorous, are poisoned by this agent {8tille, loo. cit.) Great confusion exists amongst FutiUtjf of Experiments ivith Drugs. 21 experimenters as to its action upon the heart. Its action upon the kidnej^s has been studied by numerous observers with diverse results. With reference to its influence on the blood pressure, note the following quotation : — Boehm, exijerimonting with Ackerman, under jDrecisely digitalis, found that under cer- similar circumstances, found the tain anatomical conditions it does direct opjaosite.
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