American Medicine and the Public Interest, by ROSEMARY STEVENS, New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 1971, pp. xiii, 572, £9.00. Rosemary Stevens has delineated the effect on medicine of the formation of professional societies representing the specialties into which it became divided in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Its introductory section, an examination of professionalizato...

American Medicine and the Public Interest, by ROSEMARY STEVENS, New Haven and London, Yale University Press, 1971, pp. xiii, 572, £9.00. Rosemary Stevens has delineated the effect on medicine of the formation of professional societies representing the specialties into which it became divided in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Its introductory section, an examination of professionalizato...

Penile cancer is an uncommon tumor with a significantly higher incidence in some areas of underdeveloped countries. Unfortunately, delay on the part of the physician in initiating diagnosis may be considerable and many patients are referred to treatment after developing advanced disease. There is a large volume of data on penile cancer in Brazil. Losing patients to follow-up is common and in so...

The global population is predicted to grow by 25% and reach 10 billion the mid-21st century (Hickey et al., 2019Hickey L.T. A N.H. Robinson H. Jackson S.A. Leal-Bertioli S.C.M. Tester M. Gao C. Godwin I.D. Hayes B.J. Wulff B.B.H. Breeding crops feed billion.Nat. Biotechnol. 2019; 37: 744-754Crossref PubMed Scopus (216) Google Scholar). To meet food demands of growing with limited agricultural l...

One RAPD marker, 6 cM away from a gene which restore male-fertility of a malesterile cytoplasm was found in upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.). This marker was discovered after screening 400 decamers to identify DNA polymorphism between nearisogenic lines and subsequently verified by bulked segregant analysis in an F2 population of 89 individuals derived from a cross between a cytoplasmic-ma...

from Report ?EP0RT OF THE ALL-INDIA INSTIr^TT^U?F HYGIENE AND PUBLIC HEALTH FOR THE YEAR 1934 it ^ (^e first Annual Report of the Institute, will not be out of place to recapitulate shortly the eas and events which led to the conception of an fi ~ii la . s^tute of Hygiene, to its construction, and np mi'H {ormaj opening on 30th December, 1932. health policy in India started with the taking uver...

This paper explores the empirical validity of the masculine overcompensation thesis, which asserts that men react to masculine insecurity with extreme demonstrations of masculinity. Overcompensation, an often-cited popular account for exaggerated masculine-typed behaviors, is supported by theoretical work in the masculinities and identity theory literatures. I tested the masculine overcompensat...

Historically, reselection, pedigree, and massselection breeding methods have been used to develop open-pollinated cultivars of upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.). As a result, modern cotton cultivars should have accumulated additive genetic effects with time, while also possessing fewer nonadditive gene effects than obsolete cultivars. A topcross test was conducted to compare the heterotic e...

In memory of Roland-François Lack Like Lina’s, the viewer’s suspicions are centred on glass milk. And it is this milk, putatively poisoned, that focal point my attempt in article, pursuing hints to be found writings both Gaston Bachelard and Jean-Paul Sartre, outline a psychoanalysis peculiarly blank substance. Milk liquid that, symbolic sense, superficially secure its identification with innoc...

An irradiation-induced bloomless mutant of sorghum [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench.], KFS2021, which visually exhibits an absence of white fl uffy epicuticular wax in leaf and sheath, was characterized using a combination of genetic and physiological approaches. Study of the phenotypic segregation for the bloomless trait in F2 and F2:3 populations from a cross between KFS2021 and BTx623 (a cultiva...