OBSERVATIONS ON THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF STREPTOCOCCAL PHARYNGITIS AND THE RELATION OF STREPTOCOCCAL CARRIERS TO THE OCCURRENCE OF OUTBREAKS 1
THE OCCURRENCE OF BACTERIOSTATIC PROPERTIES IN THE BLOOD OF PATIENTS AFTER RECOVERY FROM STREPTOCOCCAL PHARYNGITIS 1
ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF RENAL FAILURE ASSOCIATED WITH MULTIPLE MYELOMA. ELECTROPHORETIC AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF PROTEIN IN URINE AND BLOOD SERUM 1
Sam S. Blackman, W. Halsey Barker, Mary V. Buell, Bernard D. Davis
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ATYPICAL PNEUMONIA CAUSED BY PSITTACOSIS-LIKE VIRUSES 1
Gordon Meiklejohn, M. Dorthy Beck, Monroe D. Eaton
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THE DETERIORATION OF COMPLEMENT ACTIVITY IN NORMAL HUMAN SERUM 1
Arnold W. Pohl, David D. Rutstein
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INFLUENCE OF ANESTHESIA (ETHER, CYCLOPROPANE, SODIUM EVIPAL) ON THE CIRCULATION UNDER NORMAL AND SHOCK CONDITIONS 1
H. Stanley Bennett, David L. Bassett, Henry K. Beecher
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COMPARATIVE VALUE OF BROMSULPHALEIN, SERUM PHOSPHATASE, PROTHROMBIN TIME, AND INTRAVENOUS GALACTOSE TOLERANCE TESTS IN DETECTING HEPATIC DAMAGE PRODUCED BY CARBON TETRACHLORIDE
FACTORS IN THE RESISTANCE OF GONORRHEA TO SULFONAMIDES
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN INSULIN RESISTANCE I. REPORT OF A CASE EXHIBITING VARIATIONS IN RESISTANCE AND ALLERGY TO INSULIN
IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES IN INSULIN RESISTANCE II. THE PRESENCE OF A NEUTRALIZING FACTOR IN THE BLOOD EXHIBITING SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ANTIBODY
A STUDY OF CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY IN EXPERIMENTAL BURNS AND BURN SHOCK USING RADIOACTIVE DYES IN BLOOD AND LYMPH 1
TISSUE THIAMINE IN HEMORRHAGIC SHOCK 12
EFFECT OF SODIUM IODIDE, MAGNESIUM SULFATE, THYROXIN, AND THYROTROPIC HORMONE ON THE BLOOD MAGNESIUM PARTITION 1
Louis J. Soffer, Clarence Cohn, Gerson Lesnick, Harry Sobotka, Mildred Jacobs
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SULFONAMIDE-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCI: CORRELATION OF IN VITRO SULFONAMIDE—RESISTANCE WITH SULFONAMIDE THERAPY 1
THE EFFECT OF THE INJECTION OF HISTAMINE INTO THE BRACHIAL ARTERY ON THE PERMEABILITY OF THE CAPILLARIES OF THE FOREARM AND HAND 1
THE PROTEIN CONTENT OF THE EXTRACELLULAR FLUID IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AFTER VENOUS CONGESTION AND IN PATIENTS WITH CARDIAC FAILURE, ANOXEMIA, AND FEVER 1
