Isaac Ray's bibliography: some addenda and Ray's evidence-based thinking.
A few weeks before he died in 1881, Dr. Isaac Ray gave his colleague, Dr. Thomas Kirkbride, a list of his publications. In this commentary, the author adds several references, presumably overlooked by Ray and unknown to Kirkbride. Among them is an 1870 review of a book, illustrating Ray's critical thinking. Search aids for finding additional Ray publications, as well as those of his son, B. Lincoln Ray, are included.
Weiss
Kenneth J
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UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, Camden, NJ, USA. kweiss@comcast.net
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