PERMUKIMAN EMPLASEMEN PABRIK GULA PURWOREJO (1910-1933)

Explaining Declines in US Rural Mortality, 1910-1933: The Role of County Health Departments

This study estimates the impact of an American rural public health program on child mortality over 1908 to 1933. Due to the absence of sanitation and childoriented health services outside of urban areas, public and private agencies sponsored county-level health departments (CHDs) throughout the US. Variation in the location and timing of the CHDs identifies improvements in population health, wh...

Learning About Sickle Cell: The Patient in Early Sickle Cell Disease Case Reports, 1910-1933.

Case reports of sickle cell disease (SCD) from its discovery in 1910 to 1933 provide glimpses into the disease's impact on patients and families. Attending physicians, trying to understand the pathophysiology of and treatments for this newly recognized disease, reported also on the effect of SCD on patients' ability to attend school, play, and work, the kinds and severity of the pain patients e...

Canynge Hall 1933-1969

ust over thirty-five years ago the newly formed Univer-Department of Preventive Medicine was opened at anynge Hall, a former hotel (Plate V), by the then 'hister of Health, Sir Hilton Young. He described the ?Ccasion as the celebration of a marriage of the City Bristol with the fair nymph of knowledge, and Dr. anley Badock, in proposing the vote of thanks, hoped at it would be a lasting and hap...

Michael Heidelberger, 1933

Dmd053223 1923..1933

Mefenamic acid (MFA), a carboxylic acid–containing nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, is metabolized into the chemically-reactive MFA-1-O-acyl-glucuronide (MFA-1-O-G), MFA-acyl-adenylate (MFAAMP), and the MFA-S-acyl-coenzyme A (MFA-CoA), all of which are electrophilic and capable of acylating nucleophilic sites on biomolecules. In this study, we investigate the nonenzymatic ability of each MF...