Transactions of the Medical and Physical Society of Bombay

Transactions of the Medical and Physical Society of Bombay, No. X., New Series, for the Year 1870

It is creditable to Bombay, in these days of disunion and self-seeking, that an average of seven medical men contrived to meet together on seven days of the year of grace 1870, to discuss matters of professional interest; and it is refreshing to find that, when novel institutions and novel namesand arrangements of old institutions are the fashion, a commendable revival of a most excellent pract...

A Note on the Early History of Grant Medical College, Bombay

In the year 1835, Sir Robert Grant, shortly after he became Governor of Bombay, directed his attention to the desirability of establishing" a medical school in this Presidency. He was deeply interested in this subject. As a preliminary measure he encouraged the spirit of scientific enquiry amongst the medical officers of the Government, and so the " Medical and Physical Society of Bombay" had i...

The Blood Examination of Three Thousand Four Hundred Cases of Febrile Disease in Bombay. Seasonal Prevalence of the Different Malaria Parasites. The Diagnosis of the Variety of the Young Stained Parasites *Paper read before the Bombay Medical and Physical Society, since revised and amplified for publication in the I.M.G.

Positive Indirect Coomb’s Test as an Indicator of Bombay Phenotype of O-group Donors

Contribution to the History of the Epidemic Fever Prevailing in the Country Districts of the Bombay Presidency during the Famine-Period of 1876-78

The sanitary and medical aspects of the late famine-sickness at Bombay are sufficiently important to engage the attention of epidemiologists in England, both of themselves and in the interests of onr great Indian dependency. Though I could not hope to add materially to the natural history of famine-fever, yet experience in W. India has not been without its special teachings; and this brief reco...