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Recent Public Health Literature
REOENT PUBLI0 HEALTH LITERATURE. AIR.
B A T E S (H. L.). An investigation of the physical, chemical, and biological condition of the air in the Philadelphia rapid transit subway. Univ. of Penns. Med. BulL, 1907, rex, 186.--DENISON (C.). The sleeping canopy: and the need of such means of ventilation. Jour. Ame~. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1895.
BACILLUS TYPHOSUS.
K L E I N (E.). A contribution to bacteriological analysis of materials polluted with the Bacillus ty2hosus. Lancet, 1907, ii, 1519.
BLOOD.
SCHRADIECK (E. C.). Amethod of obtaining cultures from h u m a n blood. Amer. Jour. Med. Sciences, 1907, cxxx~v, 865.
CAISSON DISEAS~E R D l V [ A N (S.).
Aeropathy or compressed air illness among tunnel workers. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1665.--RUDGE (F. H.). A case of " Caisson disease." Lancet, 1907, it, 1675.
CALMETTE SERUM.
S T E P H E ~ S O N (S.). The Calmette Serum reaction in ophthalmology. Amer. Jour. Ophthalmol., 1907, xxiv, 329.
Dr~NGUE FEVER.
G O L D B E R G E R (J.) and G. W. ~¢ICCOY. Dengue fever as observed in Brounsville, Texas, in August, 1907. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, zlix, 1918. DIPHTHERIA.
1gIVEN (J.).
Diphtheria and schools.
Medica~ Press, 1907, it, 632.
FOOD.
B U C H A N (G. F.). An outbreak of food-poisoning due to eating brawn. Lancet, 1907, ii, 1 6 0 4 . - - G ( E B E L (O.). Une ~pidemie d' intoxication alimentaire. A~n. d'ttyg. Publique, 7907, viii, ~30.--PENNINGTON (M. E.) and G. WALTER. A bacteriological study of commercial ice-cream. New York Med. Jour., 1907, lxxxvi, 1 0 1 3 . - - R O B E R T S (D.). Under-feeding and its associated ills. Boston Med. and Surg. Jeur., 1907, clvii, 692.--ROUSSEL (J.). Survivance des bacilles pathog&nes dans le pain apr~s euisson. Ann d'Hyg. Publique, 7907, viii, ~ 3 .
FOWL DISraASle..
R E A N E ¥ (1~. F.). 401.
Fowl spiritlosis.
Plate.
Indian Med. Gaz., 1907, xlii,
GLASGOW.
COLVIN (T.) Is bubonic plague still lurking in the City of Glasgow? Lancet, 1907, ii, 1522.
HI~.R~..DITY.
T Y Z Z E R (E. E.). A study of heredity in relation to the development of turnouts in mice. Jour. of Med. Research, 1907, xv~, 199.
HYGIENE, PUBLIC.
B U S H N E L L (~. G.) The evolution of our Sanitary Institutions: a plea for a l~inister of public health. Jour. Roy. Sanit. Inst., 1907, xzviii, ~69.-~/LOORE (N.). Air, water, and sanitation. Jour. of BalneoL and Clima~ol. 1907, xi, 217.
INFANT F~.EDING.
FORDYCE (A. D.). Digestion and feeding iu infants. Surg. Jour., 1907, xxi, 513,
LEPROSY.
Scott. Med. and
ASH~[EAD (A.). Some consideratious on the question of leprosy transmission by insects and fish. Pacific Med. Jour., 1907, l, 717.
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Recent Public Health Literature
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LUNGS.
RONZANI (E.). Ueber das Verhalten des bakterizin Verm6gens der Lungen gegeniiber einigen Ursachen, die dasselbe zu modifizieren verm6gen. Arch. fi~r Hygiene, 1907, lxiii, 339. MALARIA.
WOOD (E. J.). A mixed infection with tertian and quartan malaria occurring in a patient with symmetrical gangrene. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1891. MALTA FEVER.
KENNEDY (CAPT. J . C . ) . Remarks on the bacteriology and etiology of :~Ialta fever. Jonrn. 1~oy. Inst. Pub. Health, 1907, xv, 728. MENINGITIS.
MACKENZIE (J. J.). Epidemic cerebro-spinai meningitis. Montreal ~ed. Jour., 1907, xxxvi, 7 5 6 . - - S E I B E R T (A.). Prophylaxis in epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1657. MILK.
F R E E M A N (R. G.). The ferments of milk and their relation to pasteurizatian. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1 7 ~ O . - - ~ U R P H Y (W. G.). The value of certified milk. Pediatrics, 1907, x~.m, 729.--ST. JOHN (E. Q.) and M. E. P E N N I N G T O N . The relative rate of growth of milk bacteria in raw and pasteurized clean milk. Jcur. of Infect. Dis., 1907, iv, 64~7.
OPSONINS.
P O T T E R (N. B.). Further observations on opsonins in normal and pathologic sera. [four. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1815. RELAPSING FEVER.
1VIACKIE (F. P.). The part played by pediculus corporis in the transmissiou of relapsing fever. Brit. Med. Jour., 1907, ii, 1706. SCHOOL -CHILDREN.
W I L L I A M S (L. R.). A plea for ~be physical examination of all school children. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 2907, xtix, 1663. SERUM TREATMENT.
BROWN (J. N. E.). A department of inoculation and immunization. Canad. Pract. and Review, 1907, xxxii, 7 2 7 . - - M E Y E R (W.). Tuberculins and Sera: a synopsis of the different preparations in use. Medical Becord, N. Y., 1907, lxxii, 9 3 ~ , - - W E B S T E R (J. S.) and J. A. K I L P A T R I C K . Notes on 121 cases tested with Calmette's tuberculin. Brit. Med. Jour., 1907, ii, 164~.--WESTERN (G. T.). The treatment of bacterial infection b y vaccines. Lancet, 1997, ii, 14~9. SWINE FEVER.
LLOYD (J. S,), Some suggestions on the control of swine fever. Jour., 1907, lxiii, 711.
Veterinary
TUBERCULOSIS.
F I G H T (The) against tuberculosis in Ireland. Medical Magazine, 1907, xvi, 6 9 6 . - - K I N G H O R N (H. M.). The hygienic and dietetic treatmen~ of pulmonary tuberculosis. Montreal Med. Jour., 1907, xxxvi, 735.--M'CAW (J.). Tuberculosis in childhood, and its relation to milk. Medical Press, 1907, ii, 572. --lYIEL¥IN (A. D.). Future work in eradicating tuberculosis. Veterinary Jour., 1907, l$iii, Z35.--MORYIA (G.). Impftuberkulose der Kaltbliiter. CentraZb. ft~r Bakteriol., 1907, xlv (Orig.), 2 9 ¢ . - - R O S E N B E R G E R (R. C.). T h e significance of tubercle bacilli in the feces. Amev. Jour. Mea. Sciences, 1907, cxxxiv, 8 3 0 . - - S H A T T O C K (S. G.), C. G. SELIGMANN, L. S. DUDGEON, and P. N. PANTON. A contribution to ~he study of the relationship between avian and h u m a n tuberculosis. Lancet, 1907, ii, 1 ~ 3 . TYPHOID FEVER.
A L D R I D G E (LIEUT.-CoL. A. R.) House-flies as carriers of enteric fever infection. Jour. 1~oy. Army Med. Corps, 1907, ix, 5 5 8 . - - B E N N E C K E (H.). Klinisohe und bakteriologische Beobachtungen bei Abdominaltyphus, insbesondere bei Typhuskomplikationen. Deut. Arch. fi~r Klin. Med., 1907, xcii, 6~.
279
Recent Public Health Literature
REOENT PUBLI0 HEALTH LITERATURE. AIR.
B A T E S (H. L.). An investigation of the physical, chemical, and biological condition of the air in the Philadelphia rapid transit subway. Univ. of Penns. Med. BulL, 1907, rex, 186.--DENISON (C.). The sleeping canopy: and the need of such means of ventilation. Jour. Ame~. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1895.
BACILLUS TYPHOSUS.
K L E I N (E.). A contribution to bacteriological analysis of materials polluted with the Bacillus ty2hosus. Lancet, 1907, ii, 1519.
BLOOD.
SCHRADIECK (E. C.). Amethod of obtaining cultures from h u m a n blood. Amer. Jour. Med. Sciences, 1907, cxxx~v, 865.
CAISSON DISEAS~E R D l V [ A N (S.).
Aeropathy or compressed air illness among tunnel workers. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1665.--RUDGE (F. H.). A case of " Caisson disease." Lancet, 1907, it, 1675.
CALMETTE SERUM.
S T E P H E ~ S O N (S.). The Calmette Serum reaction in ophthalmology. Amer. Jour. Ophthalmol., 1907, xxiv, 329.
Dr~NGUE FEVER.
G O L D B E R G E R (J.) and G. W. ~¢ICCOY. Dengue fever as observed in Brounsville, Texas, in August, 1907. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, zlix, 1918. DIPHTHERIA.
1gIVEN (J.).
Diphtheria and schools.
Medica~ Press, 1907, it, 632.
FOOD.
B U C H A N (G. F.). An outbreak of food-poisoning due to eating brawn. Lancet, 1907, ii, 1 6 0 4 . - - G ( E B E L (O.). Une ~pidemie d' intoxication alimentaire. A~n. d'ttyg. Publique, 7907, viii, ~30.--PENNINGTON (M. E.) and G. WALTER. A bacteriological study of commercial ice-cream. New York Med. Jour., 1907, lxxxvi, 1 0 1 3 . - - R O B E R T S (D.). Under-feeding and its associated ills. Boston Med. and Surg. Jeur., 1907, clvii, 692.--ROUSSEL (J.). Survivance des bacilles pathog&nes dans le pain apr~s euisson. Ann d'Hyg. Publique, 7907, viii, ~ 3 .
FOWL DISraASle..
R E A N E ¥ (1~. F.). 401.
Fowl spiritlosis.
Plate.
Indian Med. Gaz., 1907, xlii,
GLASGOW.
COLVIN (T.) Is bubonic plague still lurking in the City of Glasgow? Lancet, 1907, ii, 1522.
HI~.R~..DITY.
T Y Z Z E R (E. E.). A study of heredity in relation to the development of turnouts in mice. Jour. of Med. Research, 1907, xv~, 199.
HYGIENE, PUBLIC.
B U S H N E L L (~. G.) The evolution of our Sanitary Institutions: a plea for a l~inister of public health. Jour. Roy. Sanit. Inst., 1907, xzviii, ~69.-~/LOORE (N.). Air, water, and sanitation. Jour. of BalneoL and Clima~ol. 1907, xi, 217.
INFANT F~.EDING.
FORDYCE (A. D.). Digestion and feeding iu infants. Surg. Jour., 1907, xxi, 513,
LEPROSY.
Scott. Med. and
ASH~[EAD (A.). Some consideratious on the question of leprosy transmission by insects and fish. Pacific Med. Jour., 1907, l, 717.
280
Recent Public Health Literature
[~,a~.a.a~,h
LUNGS.
RONZANI (E.). Ueber das Verhalten des bakterizin Verm6gens der Lungen gegeniiber einigen Ursachen, die dasselbe zu modifizieren verm6gen. Arch. fi~r Hygiene, 1907, lxiii, 339. MALARIA.
WOOD (E. J.). A mixed infection with tertian and quartan malaria occurring in a patient with symmetrical gangrene. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1891. MALTA FEVER.
KENNEDY (CAPT. J . C . ) . Remarks on the bacteriology and etiology of :~Ialta fever. Jonrn. 1~oy. Inst. Pub. Health, 1907, xv, 728. MENINGITIS.
MACKENZIE (J. J.). Epidemic cerebro-spinai meningitis. Montreal ~ed. Jour., 1907, xxxvi, 7 5 6 . - - S E I B E R T (A.). Prophylaxis in epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1657. MILK.
F R E E M A N (R. G.). The ferments of milk and their relation to pasteurizatian. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1 7 ~ O . - - ~ U R P H Y (W. G.). The value of certified milk. Pediatrics, 1907, x~.m, 729.--ST. JOHN (E. Q.) and M. E. P E N N I N G T O N . The relative rate of growth of milk bacteria in raw and pasteurized clean milk. Jcur. of Infect. Dis., 1907, iv, 64~7.
OPSONINS.
P O T T E R (N. B.). Further observations on opsonins in normal and pathologic sera. [four. Amer. Med. Assoc., 1907, xlix, 1815. RELAPSING FEVER.
1VIACKIE (F. P.). The part played by pediculus corporis in the transmissiou of relapsing fever. Brit. Med. Jour., 1907, ii, 1706. SCHOOL -CHILDREN.
W I L L I A M S (L. R.). A plea for ~be physical examination of all school children. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., 2907, xtix, 1663. SERUM TREATMENT.
BROWN (J. N. E.). A department of inoculation and immunization. Canad. Pract. and Review, 1907, xxxii, 7 2 7 . - - M E Y E R (W.). Tuberculins and Sera: a synopsis of the different preparations in use. Medical Becord, N. Y., 1907, lxxii, 9 3 ~ , - - W E B S T E R (J. S.) and J. A. K I L P A T R I C K . Notes on 121 cases tested with Calmette's tuberculin. Brit. Med. Jour., 1907, ii, 164~.--WESTERN (G. T.). The treatment of bacterial infection b y vaccines. Lancet, 1997, ii, 14~9. SWINE FEVER.
LLOYD (J. S,), Some suggestions on the control of swine fever. Jour., 1907, lxiii, 711.
Veterinary
TUBERCULOSIS.
F I G H T (The) against tuberculosis in Ireland. Medical Magazine, 1907, xvi, 6 9 6 . - - K I N G H O R N (H. M.). The hygienic and dietetic treatmen~ of pulmonary tuberculosis. Montreal Med. Jour., 1907, xxxvi, 735.--M'CAW (J.). Tuberculosis in childhood, and its relation to milk. Medical Press, 1907, ii, 572. --lYIEL¥IN (A. D.). Future work in eradicating tuberculosis. Veterinary Jour., 1907, l$iii, Z35.--MORYIA (G.). Impftuberkulose der Kaltbliiter. CentraZb. ft~r Bakteriol., 1907, xlv (Orig.), 2 9 ¢ . - - R O S E N B E R G E R (R. C.). T h e significance of tubercle bacilli in the feces. Amev. Jour. Mea. Sciences, 1907, cxxxiv, 8 3 0 . - - S H A T T O C K (S. G.), C. G. SELIGMANN, L. S. DUDGEON, and P. N. PANTON. A contribution to ~he study of the relationship between avian and h u m a n tuberculosis. Lancet, 1907, ii, 1 ~ 3 . TYPHOID FEVER.
A L D R I D G E (LIEUT.-CoL. A. R.) House-flies as carriers of enteric fever infection. Jour. 1~oy. Army Med. Corps, 1907, ix, 5 5 8 . - - B E N N E C K E (H.). Klinisohe und bakteriologische Beobachtungen bei Abdominaltyphus, insbesondere bei Typhuskomplikationen. Deut. Arch. fi~r Klin. Med., 1907, xcii, 6~.