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Sigerist Society

Proceedings

No. 4 `On planning a human hospital' Dr Hugh Gainsborough

No. 5 `On the relationship between organisational forms and medical progress' Mr Roscoe Clarke

(No. 6) Discussion of a paper read by Dr J S Horn on the book by A D Speransky `A Basis for the Theory of Medicine'

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Nos. 13-14

No. 15 Society News

No. 16 `The validity of statistical methods in medicine' by G A Barnard

No. 18 The teaching of Michurin-Lysenko and some problems of constitution and heredity in pathology. P D Gorizontov (Moscow) Arkh. Path. II, No. 1, p.3-77, 1949. Translated and presented to Society by Dr L Crome

No. 19 `The Food and Population Problem' by F Le Gros Clark

No. 23 `Recent developments in the theory of medicine and pathology in the Soviet Union' by Leonard Crome; Roscoe Clark; J S Horn; Angus McPherson

No. 24 `Soviet medicine and British medicals' by Mary Barber

No. 28 `Psycho-Analysis: Its antiscientific and reactionary nature' by Niel O'Connor

No. 30 `Pavlovian methods of painless childbirth'

No. 31 `The contemporary Soviet medical press' by L Crome Paper presented Jul 1953

No. 32 `Some Recent Trends in General Practice' by Hugh Faulkner. Paper presented Oct 1953

No. 33 A symposium on the class incidence of disease

No. 35 A symposium on health in the colonies (and other backward countries)

No. 29 `Medical Ethics' by Angus McPherson

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No. 29 `Medical Ethics' by Angus McPherson

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