10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANCHYLOSTOMIASIS»
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anchylostomiasis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anchylostomiasis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Health Policy in Britain's Model Colony: Ceylon, 1900-1948
PF2777, 'The Anchylostomiasis Campaign', Minute, 5 May 1916. PF 2777L, 'The
Anchylostomiasis Campaign', Letters from Dr Rutherford to the Colonial
Secretary, 28 September 1917, 1 October 1917, 5 October 1917; Minutes, 2
October ...
2
The Significance of the Recent American Cases of Hookworm ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
Charles Wardell Stiles, 2012
3
Food and Nutrition in Fiji: Nutrition-related diseases and ...
Erni of Sumatra, Kynsey of Ceylon, and Giles in Assam, deeming what they term
Beriberi or Kala-azar to be nothing more nor less than anchylostomiasis, while
Pekelharing and Winkler, Kerr, Rhodes. Musso, Morelly, and Vanecke describe ...
4
Colonialism, Tropical Disease, and Imperial Medicine: ...
The ravages of anchylostomiasis have been known for many years, but what has
been accomplished in the direction of eradicating the disease? In spite of
sporadic individual effort practically nothing, and if the campaign were dropped ...
The proportion per million of the estate population from the various causes of
deaths in estates is as follows :—Debility (of children under three months) 5,890,
anchylostomiasis 3,498, infantile convulsions 3,402, diarrhoea 3,339, dysentery ...
Commonwealth Shipping Committee, 1919
6
The Diseases of Warm Countries: A Handbook for Medical Men
Giles regards kala-azar as a combination of 1m1lar1Ia and anchylostomiasis.
The latter, however, is excluded as an essential factor by Rogers, who supports
his opinion on comparative blood examinations which he conducted on healthy ...
Botho Scheube, James Cantlie, 1908
7
Hygiene and Diseases of Warm Climates
other disease that will conduct to the diagnosis of simple longstanding
anchylostomiasis. In these cases there are always effects upon the heart which
render complete recovery difficult, even after the total expulsion of the parasites.
8
Disease and Distinctiveness in the American South
W.L. Blickhahn, "A Case of Ankylostomiasis," Medical News 63 (1893):662-63;
F.G. Mohlau, "Anchylostomum Duodenale, With Report of Cases," Buffalo
Medical Journal 36 (1896-97):573-79; C.H. Tebault, Jr., "Anchylostomiasis," New
Orleans ...
Todd L. Savitt, James Harvey Young, 1991
9
Comptes rendus du Congrès international de géographie, ...
... lage welstandspeil en het ontbreken van eenigerlei primaire voorzorg. De
boeren in Suriname stellen zich daarom bloot — zooals hun voorgeslacht in
Suriname — • aan malaria, anchylostomiasis en dysenterie, en lijden aan
bloedarmoede ...
10
Contagion and Enclaves: Tropical Medicine in Colonial India
Several years after their controversial study on Duars, Christophers, at that time
the Director ofthe Malaria Bureau oflndia,wrote a report on the prevalence of
malaria, blackwater fever and anchylostomiasis in the coal mines at Singhbhum.
17 ...
Nandini Bhattacharya, 2012
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ANCHYLOSTOMIASIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
anchylostomiasis is used in the context of the following news items.
The enemy within: 10 human parasites
... where they attach to the wall of the intestine and drink the blood of the host, sometimes causing a form of anaemia called anchylostomiasis. «New Scientist, Jul 09»
