Walter Bradford Cannon is one of the founding fathers of modern physiology, and his contributions to the field have been seminal. This book features a collection of reprints from Cannon's most important works, including his groundbreaking research on the fight-or-flight response, thermoregulation, and other physiological phenomena. It provides valuable insights into the evolution of physiological research and is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of science.

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