Mental Deficiency Administration, 1937

The Avitaminoses: The Chemical, Clinical and Pathological Aspects of the Vitamin Deficiency Diseases

A Stable Solution of Antimony for the Treatment of Kala-Azar

was likely to be the last word in the treatment of this disease. One disadvantage it suffers is that dissolved in distilled water it does not make a very stable solution and it cannot therefore be supplied as a solution, but has to be issued in dry form in sealed ampoules which should be dissolved shortly before use*. There are obvious advantages in having the drug in fluid form ready for immed...

A Textbook of Mental Deficiency (Amentia)

to treat of the inheritance and transmission of mental deficiency with any degree of precision. Dr. Tredgold inveighs against the all-too-common belief that genius is so intimately connected with insanity that we must cheerfully put up with the latter for the sake of the former. He maintains that the great majority of men and women of outstanding ability have been particularly sane and have com...

Structural Changes in the Parathyroids in Vitamin Deficiency

The iron deficiency anaemia of late infancy.