antiphthisic (Meaning)

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antiphthisic (a.)

Relieving or curing phthisis, or consumption.

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A medicine for phthisis.

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In the 19th century, physicians struggled to find effective treatments for antiphthisic patients.
The old sanatorium was known for its efforts to isolate and treat antiphthisic individuals during the tuberculosis outbreak.
Historical documents reveal the challenges faced by communities dealing with antiphthisic epidemics in the past.
The development of antibiotics marked a significant milestone in the fight against antiphthisic diseases.
Before the discovery of effective treatments, antiphthisic patients were often sent to sanatoriums for rest and fresh air.
The antiphthisic ward of the hospital was equipped with specialized facilities to address the needs of tuberculosis patients.
Public health campaigns in the early 20th century aimed to educate the public about preventing the spread of antiphthisic diseases.
The antiphthisic epidemic prompted the establishment of dedicated medical institutions focused on tuberculosis research.
Sanitation measures and improved living conditions played a crucial role in reducing the prevalence of antiphthisic illnesses.
The historical records highlight the social stigma associated with antiphthisic patients during times of widespread tuberculosis outbreaks.

Relieving or curing phthisis, or consumption., A medicine for phthisis.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In the 19th century, physicians struggled to find effective treatments for antiphthisic patients.

The old sanatorium was known for its efforts to isolate and treat antiphthisic individuals during the tuberculosis outbreak.

Historical documents reveal the challenges faced by communities dealing with antiphthisic epidemics in the past.

The development of antibiotics marked a significant milestone in the fight against antiphthisic diseases.