Contributions to Horticultural Literature

Contributions to the Cholera Literature

No. I. Animal Radiation.?Thcso two words may appear strange to the reader, and he may not see exactly how an articlo on animal radiation comes to liavo a place in a discussion on cholera; hut as in the course of these papers I shall often uso these words, I shall have first to explain what I mean bj: Animal Radiation, in order that the reader may comprehend the hypothesis which I shall suggest ...

Yoruban contributions to the literature on keloids.

N an address at the National Gallcry of Art, Washington, D.C., in January 1970, Dr. EkpoEyo, the director of the Nigeria Department of Antiquities, challenged the claims and widely held views that the so-called "primitive and developing peoples" of Africa had made no worthwhile contributions to the foundation and growth of knowledge. He pointed out that this conclusion had always been the outco...

Recent Contributions to the Literature of Asiatic Cholera

For reasons similar to those I have propounded regarding the matter of fungi in cholera evacuations, it seems to me to have been unnecessary for Dr. Lewis, in the report before me, to enter into an explanation of the appearances presented by animalcula), common to the water of certain drains and tanks in Calcutta, and cholera stools. Not only do I fail to understand the practical advantage to b...

Recent Contributions to the Literature of Asiatic Cholera

Synopses of Recent Contributions to the Icf Literature

The volume of articles involving the ICF in contemporary journals and books is unprecedented and increasing. NACC is committed to enabling its constituents to stay abreast of ICF developments in the public health literature. This document presents synopses of 14 articles published in disability, social science, public health or epidemiology journals during 2006 and 2007. This roster represents ...