Rheumatism Treated with Common Artichoke

Use of Treated Municipal Wastewater on Artichoke Crop

Results of a field study carried out at Trinitapoli (Puglia region, southern Italy) on the irrigation of an artichoke crop with three types of water (secondary-treated wastewater, SW; tertiary-treated wastewater, TW; and freshwater, FW) are reported. Physical, chemical and microbiological analyses were performed on the irrigation water, and on soil and yield samples. The levels of most of the c...

Cost-benefit analysis of patients treated at a rheumatism centre.

In recent years economists have been taking an increasing interest in the evaluation of health expenditures. One technique used has been costbenefit analysis, which attempts to evaluate as exhaustively as possible the costs and benefits of the implementation of investment projects, usually in the public sector of the economy. Cost-benefit studies have looked, for example, at cancer, tuberculosi...

Rheumatism

IT is natural that a (lisease of the social and econiomic importance of rheumatism should ocCIpy a considerable place in medical literature. Nevertheless, until the last few nears, little of importanice has been adide(d to ourikniowle(dge of this crippling group of dliseases. Significant advances in treatmenit, a closer stu(dy of the composition of synovial fluii(d and(l of the factors wvhich i...

Rheumatism

Rheumatism

To the Editor of " The Indian Medical Gazette." Sir-I shall feel obliged if you will give the following a place in your paper in reply to Dr. Clarke's criticism of my contribution in Rheumatism in August number I was indeed not very particular about the'nomenclature and took it as it was; and I considered it as a certain manifestation attended with pain, incapabilities with certa n tissue chang...