Urticaria Due to Filarial Toxin *Being a paper read before the Medical and Veterinary Section of the Seventeenth Indian Science Congress, Allahabad, January, 1930.

The Place of Non-Specific Protein Therapy in Gynæcology *Being a paper read at the Medical and Veterinary Research Section of the Indian Science Congress, Allahabad, January 1930.

On the Advisability of a Routine Wassermann Reaction in Every Case of Diabetes Mellitus *Being a paper read at the Medical and Veterinary Research Section of the Indian Science Congress, Allahabad, January, 1930.

Helminthic Infections in Shillong *Being a paper read at the Medical and Veterinary Research Section of the 17th Indian Science Congress, Allahabad, January, 1930.

Consequently a regular examination of the stools of all troops in the garrison was carried out during the months of September to December 1929. Samples of fresh stools of 503 civilians, consisting mostly of labourers and working classes, were also examined in order to compare the incidence of helminthiasis in the troops with the civilian population as well as to reveal any local foci of infecti...

The Causation of Cancer *Being a paper read at the Medical and Veterinary Research Section of the Indian Science Congress, Allahabad, January 1930.

The comparative infrequency of malignant disease of the alimentary system in India is noteworthy. Even in a large city like Lahore, malignant disease of the stomach may be less than 0.1 per cent, of cancerous tumours. On a report from India, sent to the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, of 1,589 cases of carcinoma, less than 5 per cent, were of internal organs. The characteristic of the diet of In...

Some Surgical Aspects of Tuberculosis *Being a paper read at the Medical and Veterinary Research Section of the Indian Science Congress, Allahabad, January, 1930.

results obtained by artificial pneumothorax, resection of ribs for empyema, thoracoplasty for chronic pulmonary phthisis and partial pneumonectomy (2). Still even now, in the presence of acute phthisis, surgery is almost powerless. In glandular tuberculosis the case however is very different. In the plains of India, bovine tuberculosis is relatively uncommon, only about 3 per cent, of the slaug...