Asbestosis and Allied Diseases

Tuberculosis, Leprosy and Allied Mycobacterial Diseases.

Epidemiology of Poliomyelitis and Allied Diseases, 1963 †**

A striking feature of paralytic poliomyelitis has been its ever changing epidemiology. In the past, changes seem to have come about in the course of natural evolution from an endemic to an epidemic pattern, first in one part of the world, and then in another. At present, the use of effective vaccines for prevention and for greatly reducing circulation of wild strains of the virus, have apparent...

Puerperal Fever and Allied Infectious Diseases

tion on the subject culled from many sources and make3. An interesting and worth}7 effort to discover the source and say the blame for puerperal sepsis in the United Kingdom. Dr. Geddes concludes that the general practitioner who must necessarily attend a large number of accidents and suppurating wounds is the most to blame in that puerperal fever, is highest in manufacturing districts and lowe...

Pathology of Ringworm and Allied Skin Diseases

Classification and Prognosis of Nephritis and Allied Renal Diseases

A satisfactory classification of nephritis which will correlate with pathological findings and will permit an accurate prognosis, has proved a matter of great difficulty. It is a constant source of worry to the postgraduate student who fears that the particular classification and nomenclature he has learned and adopted may be anathema to examiners for higher degrees and diplomas who may happen ...