Star Shower observed at Malta on 27th November, 1872

Quarantine at Roorkee in 1872

Dear Sir,?With reference to the leading article in the Indian Medical Gazette of 1st September 1876, as I am specially mentioned, some explanation of facts may be useful. In the first instance, it appears that either Dr. Cuningham never saw my report at all, or ignored it, and which would have given a somewhat different view of the circumstances attending the lloorkee Cholera visitation of 1872...

An Analysis of Zero Degree Calorimeter Shower Maximum Detector Data for Polarimetry at Star

On Malta Fever

served in either service, and been stationed at Malta, the disease is comparatively unknown, as the cases which occur in England as either relapses, or even as a primary disease, generally come under the treatment of a naval or military medical officer. The disease may be defined as a specific fever, varying in intensity, sometimes continued for weeks without a remission, and at other times sim...

The Early Treatment and Diagnosis of Anterior Poliomyelitis *Read at Bath, at a Meeting of the Bath and Bristol Branch of the British Medical Association, November 27th, 1929.

my personal experience goes, through observation of the cases admitted to the Bath Orthopaedic Hospital, the present epidemic began somewhere about the beginning of August and covers an area from Bridport to Swindon. It does not appear that the cases are exceedingly numerous, and, as a rule, this feature has been found in all the epidemics which have been studied, namely a wide epidemic area wi...

Observed Effects of Wartime Conditions on Children *Papers read at a meeting of the Child Guidance Council held on May 27th, 1941.

The views expressed in this paper are the summation of personal impressions gained from children since war began. The paper is not an accurate survey, and the findings have no statistical validity. The opinion and conclusions are necessarily only of a tentative nature. The sources of the data will give some idea of the conditions under which the children studied were living. They are as follows...