Work presented in this dissertation describe mechanisms of oligomeric polydispersity and client-binding by various small heat shock proteins (alpha-crystallins, HSP16.5) [...]

Preventative medicine now includes within its domains fields which were unheard of only a few years ago. Goiter is probably the most widespread and spectacular of the pre [...]

In May 1913, at New York City, a group of physicians and surgeons, realizing the need for just such education, organized a society similar to the National Tuberculosis As [...]

The term 'plague' has been very confusing to the laity as a whole because the term has been applied to almost every epidemic of any serious consequence, specifically, pla [...]

Today there are approximately 13,000 ex-servicemen in government hospitals, and of this number 5,000 are tuberculous. Because this constitutes the largest number of this [...]

Next to water, milk has been in the past the most pro­lific source of food-borne diseases; and the hygienic value of milk as a food makes it doubly necessary that all pos [...]

The problem of sewage and waste disposal in Portland is, in reality, two definite and separate subjects of consideration. They must be studied as separate problems becaus [...]

In treating the subject, the writer will not attempt to stress all of the minor faults and shortcomings of the chiropractic because, first, they are so many in member tha [...]

Regarding the allopath’s outlook upon osteopathy, the osteopath points to the decision of the Supreme Court of Missouri that one school of practice is incompetent to test [...]

According to the 8th edition of the American Medical Directory for the 1923, there were 577 tuberculosis sanatoria in the United States. New York State ranks first with 7 [...]