The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, October 27th, 2002
Professor chronicles the history of alternative medicine
By PATTI JONES Seattle Times
Sunday, October 27, 2002
Seattle -- Down in his basement office in the University of Washington Medical Center, James Whorton has misplaced his amputation saw. He looks around, concerned.
It's not on the shelf with the jar of leeches. Not with the mercury-tinged prophylactic. Not near the arsenic wafers ("good for your skin").
"Mmm," he mumbles. "I wonder where it could be."
Along with being a collector of medical relics, Whorton is a medical history professor at the university. He is also the author of...
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