Mr. H. Smith

Bibliography of George H. Smith

1916 The mechanism of the Abderhalden reaction with bacterial substrates. J. Infect. Dis., 1916, 18, 14-19 (with M. W. Cook). Serum reaction following treatment with sensitized and non-sensitized bacteria. Med. Rec., 1916, 90, 744. The intracutaneous absorption of antigen. J. Immunol., 1916-17, 2, 269-281 (with M. W. Cook). 1917 Cutaneous antibodies in the guinea-pig. J. Immunol., 1917, 2, 415-...

The name-pronunciation effect: Why people like Mr. Smith more than Mr. Colquhoun

The George H. Smith Prize in Medical Microbiology

Member, Medical Library Committee, Yale University School of Medicine, 1917, 1920, 1927-44; Chairman, 1917, 1932-41. Member of the Beaumont Medical Club; President, 1943-44. Member of the Advisory Board, Historical Library, Yale Medical Library, 1939-44. Member of Library Committee, Yale University. Member, Library Associates, Yale University. Member of the Executive Committee, Division of Biol...

H MR Spectroscopy Outside the Brain

Introduction The majority of clinical applications of H-MR spectroscopy (MRS) concern diseases of the human brain. This is caused by two main reasons: 1) The main clinical reason is that the brain is poorly accessible for biopsies, whereas other organs are more suitable for invasive biopsy investigations. 2) The technical reasons involve lipids, motion and general experience. First, in most org...

Theobald Smith

Smith was a pioneer epidemiologist, bacteriologist, and pathologist who made many contributions to medical science that were of far-reaching importance. He is best known for his work on Texas cattle fever, in which he and his colleagues discovered the protozoan agent and its means of transmission by ticks. This was the ¿ rst time that an arthropod had been de¿ nitively linked with the transmiss...