Eosinophilia in the blood is an incidental finding in certain well-defined pulmonary
conditions such as the resolving stage of pneumonia, hydatid disease of the lung, Hodgkin's …

The prevalence of minor respiratory symptoms and bronchitis in 5, 844 Civil Service clerical
workers was related to their smoking habits. Respiratory histories, usually covering the …

Of 2,545 in-patients with primary lung cancer, pathological proof of the diagnosis was
obtained by sputum cytology in 48%, by bronchoscopy in 32%, by biopsy from …

The epidemic of influenza which later became known as" Asian'flu" apparently originated in
China in February, 1957, and its causative organism, a new variant of influenza virus A, was …

Two personality testing forms, the Eysenck Personality Inventory Form A and the Cattell Self
Analysis Form, were completed on 471 hospital patients who fell within the general …

During the past 60 years the possibility that a special relation exists between tuberculosis
and haematological abnormalities has occupied the thoughts of many investigators. Most of …

The author uses as the basis of this paper the premise that" the relationship between
infection and bronchial mucus constitutes the essence of the pathogenesis of chronic …

CHRONIC BRONCHITIS: AFIVE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP Page 1 Thorax (1962), 17, 1. CHRONIC
BRONCHITIS: AFIVE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP BY VC MEDVEI AND NEVILLE C. OSWALD From …

A 10-year follow-up of 327 civil servants with bronchitis (301 men and 26 women) is
presented. A further 14 were lost sight of during the period, so that the follow-up was 96 …

The records of all patients admitted to St. Bartholomew's Hospital with a diagnosis of
pneumonia or its complications during the period 1949–58 have been reviewed. Of the …