The Indian Medical Gazette

The Indian Medical Gazette is an Indian medical journal established in 1866.[1] In its early days, it was closely associated with the Indian Medical Service.[2]

Cover of The Indian Medical Gazette, No. 1, 1 January 1866.

Editors

The following is a partial list of the editors:[2]

  • David Boyes Smith (1866)
  • John Purefoy Colles (1867)
  • Charles K. Francis (1868)
  • James Tyrell Carter Ross (1869-70)
  • Nottidge Charles MacNamara (1871-73)
  • Kenneth McLeod (1871-92)
  • John Gay French (1875-76)
  • Laurence Austine Waddell (1884-85)
  • William John Simpson (1889-97)
  • Alexander Crombie (1892-93)
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References
  1. The Indian Medical Gazette. NCBI. Retrieved 25 May 2018.
  2. "The 'Indian Medical Gazette' Its Past". The Indian Medical Gazette. 32 (10): 381–383. October 1897. PMC 5148482. PMID 29002877.
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