STUDIES ON MALARIA CONTROL

Studies on Plasma Protein. III. Malaria

Two distinct groups of cases were encountered during the study of plasma proteins in malarial patients. One was acute malaria, which showed all the features of an acute febrile infection. The other was chronic relapsing malaria, some cases were inadequately treated, and many had : hepatomegaly and splenomegaly. Plasma proteins of 40 patients, admitted in the hospital, were studied and in all of...

Studies in Malaria

We offer our heartiest congratulations to Captain Stott on the publication of a book on malaria that should prove exceedingly useful to every physician in India. The work done by the author on malaria is already well known to readers of the Indian Medical Gazette. His experiences in Burma have been extended to Madras, and whilst in the hospital ship Madras', he had a fine opportunity of studyin...

Studies in Malaria

AND CONCLUSION. (Continued from page 10 January No. 1915.) To summarise the results recorded in the preceding chapter:? I. The Fever Admission Bate. This was reduced in the prophylactic quininedrinking companies an compared with their abstaining controls by 2'0 admissions per 1,000 strength. Counting primary admissions only, this figure was raised to 2 6 admissions per 1,000 strength. II. The D...

Studies on the Action of Antimalarial Remedies on Monkey Malaria

Studies on the Action of Synthetic Drugs on Simian Malaria