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Sex and Family Education

Child Health and Welfare

Janet K Aitken, 'Modern Mothers', Medical World, Vol 84 no 6, Jun 1956

T Anderson, Every Mother's Reference Chart of the Infectious Diseases of Childhood, A Family Doctor Pamphlet

Doris M Baker, 'Child Health XVII-Physical Education and Health of the Child'. Reprinted from The Practitioner, Vol 155, Nov 1945

Measles: How to spot it and what to do about it, Central Council for Health Education

Ministry of Health: Central Health Services Council Standing Medical Advisory Committee, Child Welfare Centres: Report of the Sub-Committee, HMSO, 1967

Professor W W Nixon, Sheila Ransom and Elizabeth Tylden, Having a Baby, A Family Doctor Pamphlet

Play Safe (re smallpox vaccination), Central Council for Health Education

Alan Porter, Feeding the Family, A Family Doctor Pamphlet

Philip Rhodes, Preparing for Your Baby, A Family Doctor booklet, published by the British Medical Association

Gladys M Sandes, 'Should Mother go out to Work?', Nursery World, 20 Jun 1957

Ursula Shelley, Infant Feeding up to two years, A Family Doctor Pamphlet

(Alice Stewart), Perinatal Deaths and Prematurity: A note on the effects of work during pregnancy (duplicated typescript)

The Tunbridge Wells Study Group on Non-Accidental Injury to Children 'Report and Resolutions' compiled by Alfred White Franklin

War on Want, Research Guidelines on the Promotion of Bottle-Feeding in Britain

You and Your Children: BBC Talks by a Woman Medical Psychologist, Ministry of Health, HMSO

Dr R A Zeitlin, What Rh-Negative is and means, A Family Doctor Pamphlet

Going into Hospital, Central Council for Health Education

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Going into Hospital, Central Council for Health Education

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