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Home > Libraries & Collections > Health Sciences > Collections & Resources > Buffalo Medical Journal

Robert L. Brown History of Medicine Collection
Index to Buffalo Medical Journal

The Buffalo Medical Journal was published from 1845 through 1919. This database includes selected citations which document significant events in medical history in Western New York, were written by prominent figures in the area, provide biographical information, or relate to area health care institutions.

Subject Index
Author Index: This is a list of last names of authors of articles in the database. Scroll down the author list and click on the appropriate one.
Title:   Enter words from the title of an article separated by a space
Year: Limit to a particular year or years.  




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