Home›Sources›Atlas Relation VocabularySourceAtlas Relation VocabularyInternal System ReferenceReference and ClassificationVerifiedThe Medicine Atlas's own record of the relation words its edges use, cited by those relation types for their own defining facts.FactsSourcesClaims Backed By This Source (106 claims)Comments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsPublisherWell-attestedInteractive AtlasSource TypeWell-attestedatlas-relation-vocabularySourcesAtlas Relation VocabularyInteractive AtlasClaims Backed By This Source (106 claims)This source backs 106 claims across the atlas. As facts: 85 well-attested. Plus 21 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.Disposition By TopicArticles, 64 claims: 48 well-attested, 16 general references.Relation Types, 39 claims: 34 well-attested, 5 general references.Sources, 3 claims: 3 well-attested.Well-attested85ArticlesA charity hospital and a public test: how Massachusetts General became the stage for etherA Health Day Born of an Assembly VoteA Laboratory Built as a Meeting Place: The Salk InstituteFrom Sewers and Water Pumps to a Science of PopulationsFrom the Charter of Paris to a global day: how World Cancer Day began and what it asksFrom whole cornea to a single layer: how endothelial keratoplasty changed corneal transplantsHow a Detroit Meeting Turned Internal Secretions into a SpecialtyHow Harvey Cushing Made Brain Surgery MeasurableHow the Oxford team turned a mould into a medicineHow tucatinib passed from a small developer to an approval built on one trialHow William Osler moved medical teaching from the lecture hall to the bedsideIsabella Banks and the 1859 case that named ulcerative colitisNabiximols: A Licensed Cannabis Spray and the Argument Over a Modest Trial RecordThree Names Behind the First IVF BirthWho proved yellow fever spread by mosquito: Reed, Finlay and the credit that followedWhy Doctors Without Borders Refused to Stay SilentRelation TypesArticle OnAssociated WithDiscovered ByFounded ByIn CategoryIn GroupIn SubcategoryParent GroupQuestion OnSpecialist InTiming Rule ForTreatsSourcesAtlas Relation VocabularyGeneral References21ArticlesA charity hospital and a public test: how Massachusetts General became the stage for etherA Health Day Born of an Assembly VoteA Laboratory Built as a Meeting Place: The Salk InstituteFrom Sewers and Water Pumps to a Science of PopulationsFrom the Charter of Paris to a global day: how World Cancer Day began and what it asksFrom whole cornea to a single layer: how endothelial keratoplasty changed corneal transplantsHow a Detroit Meeting Turned Internal Secretions into a SpecialtyHow Harvey Cushing Made Brain Surgery MeasurableHow the Oxford team turned a mould into a medicineHow tucatinib passed from a small developer to an approval built on one trialHow William Osler moved medical teaching from the lecture hall to the bedsideIsabella Banks and the 1859 case that named ulcerative colitisNabiximols: A Licensed Cannabis Spray and the Argument Over a Modest Trial RecordThree Names Behind the First IVF BirthWho proved yellow fever spread by mosquito: Reed, Finlay and the credit that followedWhy Doctors Without Borders Refused to Stay SilentRelation TypesDiscovered ByFounded BySpecialist InTiming Rule ForTreatsComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.