The Australasian Medical Gazette was a groundbreaking publication that served as the official journal of the British Medical Association's Australasian branches. Filled with articles, essays, and research reports, this influential periodical was an essential resource for physicians and researchers throughout the region. From the latest breakthroughs in medical science to reports from the front lines of public health, the journal offers a fascinating glimpse into the state of medicine in late 19th-century Australia and New Zealand.

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