SEISMOLOGICAL REPORTS FOR JUNE, 1921

Reports - June 2005

Practical Medicine Series for 1921

This small volume maintains the reputation of this publication as a useful resume of the work done in these specialities during the past year especially as regards America. Of its 380 pages, diseases of the eye are dealt with in 200, and an extraordinary amount of ground covered, varying from Hygiene of the eye to Ocular tuberculosis, the Eyes in General Diseases, Nystagmus, and Notes as to the...

Comment on the Talking Points in EMBO reports, June 2007.

Frank Gannon’s introduction to the Talking Points about the use of animals in scientific research (Gannon, 2007) underestimated the burgeoning field of animal replacement techniques. Although it is clearly important to be aware of the philosophical arguments against animal research, it is also vital to discuss the scientific issues that surround the debate. Non-animal research methods have enor...

The Medical Annual for 1921

and Sons, Bristol. Trice Ks. ZU net. This Medical Annual for 1921 fully maintains the high standard set by its predecessors. Every medical man who has any pretensions to keeping abreast of modern advances in medicine will subscribe regularly to the Medical Annual. Of special interest are the articles on Tropical Diseases by Sir Leonard Rogers, whose unrivalled knowledge of the subject is still ...

Medical and Surgical Reports of the Episcopal Hospital. Vol. VI. 1921—1930

are usually valuable and interesting documents. The Medical and Surgical Reports of the Episcopal Hospital of Philadelphia are this year of more importance than usual. The volume commemorates the seventy-fifth year of the hospital's existence, and for this reason special articles reminiscent of the early days of the hospital are included. Dr. Morris contributes a sketch of early medicine compil...