Albert Irwin Eades, L.R.C.P. & S.Irel., Medical Superintendent, North Riding Mental Hospital

Report of the Medical Superintendent for the Insane, Toronto

The West Riding Lunatic Asylum Medical Reports

tual impairment, are rather displacements than diminutions of capacity, and that besides, perhaps, securing the survival of the fittest, such manipulations are better borne by the young of uncivilized than of civilized tribes, he shows that the greater prevalence of insanity among civilized nations is due to the greater cranial capacity as shown by Drs. Barnard Davis and Pritchard ; while it ha...

How do motorcyclists manage mental tensions of risky riding?

BACKGROUND Road traffic injuries, especially those involving motorcycles, are a particular concern in Iran. We aimed to identify the specific cognitive dissonances and consonances associated with risky riding among Iranian motorcyclists. METHODS This was a grounded theory qualitative study of male motorcyclists who were ≥ 18 and were living in one of the three cities of Tehran, Isfahan and Ah...

North Ormesby Hospital Enlarged

a good deal ahead of the older parts of the building. From the beginning of the Hospital, some sixty years ago, it has been in the hands of the Sisters of the Community of the Holy Bood, whose capacity has made it to-day one of the two big general hospitals of Middlesbrough and a recognised training school for nurses, with, including the new wards, 176 beds. The Sisters are helped in the manage...

North Carolina medical legacy.

126 NCMJ vol. 76, no. 2 ncmedicaljournal.com To the Editor—The house pictured on the cover of the January 2015 issue of the NCMJ has a legacy in North Carolina medicine. It is the Caldwell home in Cataloochee, North Carolina. Cataloochee Valley was settled in 1814, with the first family being the Caldwells. The house was constructed in 1903–1906 by my great-great-uncle, Hiram Caldwell. His neph...