Medical Works
In 1777 he published a work on smallpox representing an advance on the previous treatises by Richard Mead and others.
In 1778 he published ‘A Radical and Expeditious Cure for recent Catarrhous Cough,’ with a drawing of a remedial inhaler, which obtained wide acceptance. He wrote some further small medical treatises.
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