Pharmacological treatment for pregnancy and lactation associated osteoporosis
Kitajima, M.; Chaki, O.
Clinical Calcium 29(1): 70-76
2019
ISSN/ISBN: 0917-5857 PMID: 30590363 Document Number: 17677
This paper is based chiefly on the Swedish Journal kept by Thure Kumlien from February 14, 1844, to January 5, 1850, and other papers in his handwriting. I have in my possession a paper dated May 15, 1843, which is written in Swedish by him before he left Sweden and contains a list of his Upsala University laboratory equipment and some mounted birds among which are mentioned swan, partridge, eider duck, eagle, lark, etc. It also lists books and the furniture of his room. The pieces named are one chair, a back cupboard, a case, etc. The price is listed after each article, so they are apparently being offered for sale to help raise money to come to America. The next signed paper by Thure Kumlien is a note dated May 29, 1843, to a nobleman friend, Carl Gustaf Lowenkjelm, which shows Thure borrowed a sum of money for his passage to America. At the bottom of the note is a notation by Lowen-kjelm on February 11, 1859, stating that the money had all been paid by Thure Kumlien by his sending collections of birds and other objects of natural history.
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