Virology and epidemiology
By: contributions in honor of John Rodman Paul
Publisher: Archon Books
Published: 1962
Place of publication: Hamden, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
Subjects: Epidemiology; Virus Diseases; Virus diseases
Notes: "The Yale journal of biology and medicine, Dec.-Feb. 1961/2."

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: From the notebook of JohnRodman Paul. Bibliography of John Rodman Paul. Problems of acute respiratory disease, by T. Francis, Jr. The taxonomic position of common cold viruses and some others, by C.H. Andrewes. Cellular aspects of immunology as manifested in the Simonsen reaction, by F.M. Burnet. Acute cerebellar ataxia associated with poliovirus infection, by E.C. Curnen and H.R. Chamberlin. A great experiment, by G. Dalldorf. Vaccination against measles: Francis Home redivivus, by J.F. Enders. Infectious mononucleosis, observations from a public health laboratory, by A.S. Evans. Exit poliomyelitis; title: what next? by S. Gard. Coxsackie virus infections in southern Africa, by J. Gear. Global importance of the arthropod-borne virusee affecting man, by W.M. Hammon. Viral hepatitis, by W.P. Havens, Jr. Infectious hepatitis: current status of prevention with gamma globulin, by S. Krugman and R. Ward. Intracellular and extracellular reactions of viruses with vital dyes, by H.D. Mayor and J.L. Melnick. Epidemiological aspects of ischaemic heart disease, by J.N. Morris. Heart disease in children, a survey of school children in Nashville, Tennessee, by R.W. Quinn and E.S. Campbell. The latent period before the onset of acute rheumatic fever, by C.H. Rammelkamp, Jr. and B.L. Stolzer. Poliomyelitis in Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile; data of importance in planning for elimination of the disease, by A.B. Sabin. Propagation of group A Coxsackie viruses in tissue cultures, II: Some interactions between virus and mammalian cells, by H.A. Wenner and M.F. Lenahan.