10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PELLAGRIN»
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pellagrin in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pellagrin and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
With an Extreme Burning
“Pellagrin day.” That was what it sounded like. Her pronunciation was indistinct,
as if the words were sticky in her mouth. He leaned closer. “I don't understand,
honey. Say it again.” “Tell Cecca.” “I'll tell her. Pellagrin day. What does it mean?
2
A Mess of Greens: Southern Gender and Southern Food
Unlike Ackerman, we especially examine the figure of the pellagrin that haunted
the women's pages, embodying nightmares of consumption—a diseased body
lost to the empty promises ofconsumer desire. Wiggins (1900–1929) moved with
...
Elizabeth Sanders Delwiche Engelhardt, 2011
The twelve incident cases assigned to the second zone will be briefly reviewed
next. -Pellagrin 1337, a woman aged 57, suffered an initial erythema at 145
Burnett Street in the spring of 1913. She had been living there since February,
1913.
New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital. Robert M. Thompson Pellagra Commission, 1917
4
Archives of Internal Medicine
The twelve incident cases assigned to the second zone will be briefly reviewed
next. Pellagrin 1337, a woman aged 57, suffered an initial erythema at 145
Burnett Street in the spring of 1913. She had been living there since February,
1913.
The twelve incident cases assigned to the second zone will be briefly reviewed
next. Pellagrin 1337, a woman aged 57, suffered an initial erythema at 145
Burnett Street in the spring of 1913. . She had been living there since February,
1913.
New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital. Thompson-McFadden Pellagra Commission
6
Manson's Tropical Diseases
Pre-pellagrin state The early symptoms are vague: anorexia, lassitude, joint
pains, dizziness and burning sensations which recur periodically for years. The
complexion is 'muddy' with bluish leaden-coloured sclerae. The personality
changes ...
Gordon C. Cook, Alimuddin Zumla, 2008
7
The Tao of Chemistry and Life : A Scientific Journey: A ...
Goldberger was correctly convinced that pellagra is a dietary deficiency disease.
He made a heroic effort to persuade critics that pellagra was not an infectious
disease:13 On April 26, 1916 he injected five cubic centimeters of a pellagrin's ...
Vitae Pharmaceuticals (retired) Eugene H. Cordes Chairman of the Board, 2009
8
Pellagra [I-] III.: First[-third] Report
The twelve incident cases assigned to the second zone will be briefly reviewed
next. Pellagrin 1337, a woman aged 57, suffered an initial erythema at 145
Burnett Street in the spring of 1913. She had been living there since February,
1913.
New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital. Robert M. Thompson Pellagra Commission, 1914
in an endemic section. The question arises whether there was a fresh infection in
1914, or whether Pellagrin 444 had a recurrence after three years. It was
impossible to get the history of this family on the paternal side. The maternal ...
10
Report of the Pellagra Commission of the State of Illinois
Illinois. Pellagra Commission. Agglutination Test No. 30. Agglutination Test No.
32. Agglutination Test No. 33. Only Strain- No. 67 was employed 144. Serum
dilution 1:10. Strain No. 67. Hours. D. Y., pellagrin, Chicago. Very marked.
Illinois. Pellagra Commission, 1912
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PELLAGRIN»
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... metallify tropophilous subordinatingly noncontrolling knottiness plasterlike ventricle's yellow dissightly tolan pellagrin ungroundable kineticist ... «What Digital Camera, Sep 10»
Reality Check: National Health Care is National Security
Over four or five years, the pellagrin (an individual with pellagra) would progress through the "four Ds"-- dermatitis, dementia, diarrhea, and ... «Huffington Post, Jul 09»
