J. M. Dodds

Gillies and Dodds Bacteriology Illustrated

Apparently without benefit of a predecessory symposium, the editor of this collection of monographs has selected several topics as representative of areas from which many of the future advances in the treatment of neoplastic disease will come forth. His choices are uniformly praiseworthy and meritorious. In each of the chapters, which cover such diversified approaches as interferons, monoclonal...

Swinkels , J . M . and Lam , T . J . G . M .

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J. M. Rattray

The death of Dr. John Moysey Rattray on November 4th, aged 65, causes a gap among our older medical colleagues ; for although he had retired from his practice at Frome, he retained his untiring interest in all that concerned the profession he had served so well, and that cheerful, bright, conversational power that rendered him always a delightful companion, and made one forget that he was no lo...

How , M . J . , Christy , J . H . , Temple , S . E . , Hemmi , J . M . , Justin Marshall , N .

Edward Charles Dodds (1899-1973)

Edward Charles Dodds [3] researched the function and effects of natural and artificial hormones [4] on the endocrine system in England during the twentieth century. Though he first worked with hormones [4] such as insulin, Dodds focused on the effects of estrogen [5] in the body and how to replicate those effects with artificial substances. In 1938, along with chemist Robert Robinson, Dodds syn...