The corps disease: brucellosis and its historical association with the Royal Army Medical Corps.

Brucellosis (the Corps disease).

Quotations from the many parts played by British army doctors interpreting the various facets of the anthropo-zoonosis Brucellosis, a disease which itself (as well as the generic name of its etiologic agent) is indeed named after one of them.

The knapsack and pack; an historical and physiological survey with particular reference to the British soldier.

Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps.

GAZETTE." 7348967 S-;Sjt. Winston Douglas Chipchase, l{oyal October 19, 1944.-The KING has been graciously Army Medical Corps (Newcastle-on-Tyne). pleased to give orders for the following appointment 7357163 Sjt. Thomas William Gallagher, Royal to the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, in Army Medical Corps (Newcastle-oll-Tyne). recognition of distinguished services in connection 7357523 Cpl. (...

Malaria control by residual spraying reinforced by short-term chemoprophylaxis.

BY Major M. A. C. DOWLING, M.R.C.S., D.P.H., D.T.M.&H. Royal Army Medical Corps AND R. D. HUGHES, Ph.D., B.Se. Formerly Lieutenant, Royal Army Medical Corps INTRODUCTION FOLLOWING the occurrence of a number of cases of malaria in naval personnel who had been ashore at Pulau Tioman, a survey of the island was carried out on 29th June, 1955, on behalf of the Royal Navy and with the consent of the...

The Royal Army Dental Corps during the last ten years.