1. Relics found in Rangoon

A Case of Typhus Fever in Rangoon

General Hospital, Rangoon K. M., Hindu male, aged 44, was admitted into the Rangoon General Hospital on the 27th January, 1932, with high fever of 7 days' duration. He is a clerk in a mercantile firm and the history was that he had had a dull headache on the day of onset, and that the fever shot up with a rigor and remained high on the successive days without a break. He had one or two more rig...

Existence of Leptospirosis in Rangoon

A Hitherto Undescribed Infective Disease in Rangoon

Beri-Beri among Tamils in Rangoon

Southern India. Roughly the patients thus classed as Hindus came from two districts, Chittagong and Southern India, but chiefly from the latter place. Those who came from Southern India were nearly all Tamils, and so much so was this the case that I had to choose Tamilspeaking Hospital Assistants to place in such charge of the wards whore these patients were kept for treatment in order that the...

Chronic Inflammations of Lymphatic Glands in Rangoon

The above is not difficult to understand when it is remembered how frequent and progressive tubercle of the lungs is in Rangoon, and how futile any treatment (including the open air treatment) is in its arrest. Excluding the evidently tubercular cases, a majority of other enlarged chronically inflamed lymphatic glands remains. They appear to be of syphilitic origin. While plenty of stress is la...