Sir Gabriel Horn (1927–2012)

La Gestion de la Diversité Linguistique dans les Villes Africaines/Management of Linguistic Diversity in African Urban Cities, Gabriel Mba & Etienne Sadembouo (Eds.). (2012), L’Harmattan, ISBN 978-2-296-99091-3

The Application of Our Knowledge of Tuberculosis to Indian Conditions *Paper read at the Fourteenth Indian Science Congress at Lahore, January, 1927.

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"The medical pundits": doctors and indirect advertising in the lay press 1922-1927.

For many years now the attention of the great British public had been focused upon [Sir Dudley Rumbold Blane]. It was Sir Rumbold who, a quarter of a century before, staggered humanity by the declaration that a certain portion of Man's intestine was not only useless, but definitely harmful.... Since then he had kept well to the front, successfully introducing to the nation bran food, Youghourt,...

An Algebraic Solution for the Kermack-McKendrick Model

We present an algebraic solution for the Susceptible-Infective-Removed (SIR) model originally presented by Kermack-McKendrick in 1927. Starting from the differential equation for the removed subjects presented by them in the original paper, we re-write it in a slightly different form in order to derive a formal solution, unless one integration. Then, using algebraic techniques and some well jus...

Tannic Acid in the Treatment of Burns

To ilic Editor, The Indian Medical Gazette. Sir,?During the past few years, tannic acid has come into considerable vogue for the treatment of burns. As House Surgeon in the Sir J. J. Hospital in Bombay in 1927-28 I had to treat many cases of burns, but was unsuccessful with tannic acid. I asked my chief, Mr. S. R. Moolgavkar, f.r.c.s., as to the reason for this, and he gave me the following adv...