The Mode of Origin and Progress of Anæmia in Pregnant Tea Garden Coolies *Read at the Annual General Meeting, Assam Branch B. M. A., Shillong, 1940.

Anæmia in Tea-Garden Labour Forces

Acting Professor of Tropical Medicine Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine [This paper gives a short account of work carried out by the writer and his assistants in Calcutta and in Assam. The writer is a worker under the endowment of the Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine, but some of the work reported was financed by the Indian Research Fund Association. The paper, in very much the same form...

On Certain Cyclical Changes Observed in the Blood Pictures of Cases of Untreated Anæmia Complicating Pregnancy in Tea Estate Coolies *Read before British Medical Association at Shillong, 11th March, 1939.

A Study of One Hundred Cases of Dermatitis *Read at the Annual Meeting of the Assam Branch of the British Medical Association, Shillong, March 1936.

A Short Account of the Welsh Mission Hospital, Shillong, and a Resumé of Its Work *A paper read at the annual 1926 meeting of the Assam Branch of the British Medical Association, and re-printed from its Proceedings by kind permission of the President and Council of the Assam Branch, B. M. A.

j ^ he history of the Mission Hospital in Shillong differs, tio^U,)')0.S(;hut little from that of many similar institus\v hat impressed one most when first coming out to India was the extreme unwillingness of the sick to become hospital in-patients. We were given to understand by those who spoke from experience that the sick in India, as a rule, much preferred to attend an outpatient dispensary...

M. Haffkine on the Inoculation of Coolies

anti-choleraic inoculation of tea-garden coolies. M. Haffkine said that he was asked in 1894 by Surgeon-Colonel Stephen to introduce the system of inoculation into tea-growing districts in Assam. He spent nearly a year over the work, until he was obliged to leave India onaccount of broken health. During this time 11,665 inoculations were performed in 43 gardens,as well as amongst the labour for...