PhotothÃ(c)rapie et Photobiologie, by Ã?mile Leredde, explores the therapeutic applications of light. Published in 1903, this work provides insight into the early use of phototherapy in treating various dermatological conditions. The book delves into the principles of photobiology, examining how light interacts with biological tissues and produces therapeutic effects. It discusses the techniques and technologies employed at the time, offering a comprehensive overview of the field's nascent stages. A valuable resource for those interested in the history of medicine, dermatology, and the development of light-based therapies.

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