The British Junior Cardiologists’ Association

The British Medical Association

Oxford on the 26th, 27th, 28th and 29th of July. The attraction of this famous and picturesque seat of learning, combined with the active preparations which are being made to give its members a heart}' welcome, will ensure for the Association a very successful gathering. No mistake has been made on this occasion regarding the tropical section which has already issued a programme of its proceedi...

The British Hospitals Association Conference

had about three years ago with Dr. Addison, the then Minister of Health, when he found himself in a minority of one. Every other speaker advocated the complete or partial placing of the hospitals on the rates. He had the courage to assert that if hospital authorities could tide over the next three or four years, the voluntary system would re-assert itself and they could trust to the generous pu...

British Paediatric Association

JOHN LORBER (Sheffield). 'Long-term Prognosis of Subdural Effusions in Infancy.' Of 37 consecutive infants suffering from post-traumatic subdural effusions, 34 survived with an average period of observation of 3 years. There were 28 boys. The technique of management consisted of repeated aspirations until the effusions dried up. This was the only treatment necessary in 19 infants, 11 of whom re...

British Hiv Association Guidelines

1.0 Summary of guidelines 2.0 Introduction 3.0 Aims of TB treatment 4.0 Diagnostic tests 5.0 Type and duration of TB treatment 6.0 Drug–drug interactions 7.0 Overlapping toxicity profiles of antiretrovirals and TB therapy 8.0 Drug absorption 9.0 When to start HAART 10.0 Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) 11.0 Directly observed therapy (DOT) 12.0 Management of relapse, treatment ...

Association of British Neurologists.