… cadaver organ donation, and still unacceptable if he or she has expressed no opinion. The
… A rich man has a loaf which he does not need, which he cannot eat, for which he has no use…

… Emson's failure to discuss these main aspects and his attempt to define health and illness
in scientific and objective terms may be central to an understanding of what he is proposing. …

Methods Quantitative Estimationof Puhnonary Fat Embol-isin.-Various workers have defined
mild, moderate, and severe pulmonary fat embolism to their own satis-faction, but it is very …

A 14‐year‐old girl developed myasthenia gravis coincidentally with a retroperi‐toneal tumor
mass of angiofollicular lymphoid hyperplasia. The possible relationship between these two …

… he became king, and his asthma. One wag said that his heavy breathing was all thatconvinced
people he … Hewas always a weakly child, with a head too big for his body; he had difficulty …

The deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) content of individual nuclei was measured in cells from the
large intestine of man. Normal epithelium, histologically benign adenomatous polyps, and …

… been reachcd in one victim who filmed his own acts in double exposure, acting both
sadistic and masochistic parts, and who left a letter stating that he understood and acceptcd …

… continuously from hatching on the normal growt’h medium; Group A was reared continuously
from hatching on the experimental medium; Group B larvae were reared through t.he first …

THE basic question of whether primary human malignant tumours consist of euploid or
aneuploid cells has so far remained unanswered. It has been possible to determine the …

The history of a family with three cases of neonatal neutropenia is reported. During the mother’s
last pregnancy leukocyte antibody titers were found to be rising, culminating in a titer of 1…