The prevalence of pellagra in the United States : a statistical and geographical note with American bibliography / by C.H. Lavinder, C.F. Williams and J.W. Babcock.

  • Lavinder, C. H. (Claude Hervey), 1872-1950.
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1909
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Credit: The prevalence of pellagra in the United States : a statistical and geographical note with American bibliography / by C.H. Lavinder, C.F. Williams and J.W. Babcock. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1907. Harris, H. F., Pellagra.—Georgia State Board of Health, Fourth Annual Report. T907- Babcock, J. W., What are pellagra and pellagrous insanity, etc.?— South Carolina State Board of Health, Annual Report, 1907, and American Journal of Insanity, April, 1908. 1908. Wood, E. J., Symptoms and diagnosis; McCampell John, Observa- tions on; Lavinder, C. H., Etiology and pathology; discussion.— Symposium on pellagra at meeting North Carolina Medical So- ciety, 1908. 1908. Bellamy, R. H., Pellagra, its occurrence in this country.—Report of a case, Journal American Medical Association, LI, 5-397. 1908. Lavinder, C. H., Pellagra, a precis.—United States Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service. 1908. Conference on pellagra, Columbia, S. C., October 29, South Carolina State Board of Health, Annual Report, 1908. (Contains fifteen pages on the etiology, pathology, diagnosis, and treatment of pel- lagra, with many clinical histories by physicians of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. 1908. King, J. M., Pellagra with report of cases.—Southern Medical Jour- nal, Vol. I, 5-289. 1908. Moore, N. M., Pellagra, report of case with remarks on etiology.— Journal American Medical Association, LI, 13-1076. 1908. Wood, E. J., Paper read at Philadelphia, not yet published. 1908. Leach, S., A case of pellagra.—Trans. Ala. Med. Assn., 1908. 1908. Searcy, G. H., Pellagra in Southern States.—N. O. Med. & Surg. Journal, Vol. LXI, 6-413. 1909. Randolph, Jas. H., Notes on pellagra and pellagrins.—Arch. Int. Med., 1909. 1909. McCafferty, E. L., Pellagra among colored insane at Mount Vernon Hospital.—Mobile Med. & Surg. Journal; Gulf States Jour. Med. & Surg., April 11. 1909. Watson, J. J., Pellagra.—N. Y. Medical Journal, LXXXIX, 19-1936. 1909. Moore, N. M., Prevalence of pellagra in United States; Alsberg, C. L., Relation of production and utilization of maize to pellagra; Lavin- der, C. H., Etiology of pellagra; discussion.—Symposium at meet- ing American Society Trop. Medicine, 1909. 1909. Thomas, J. N., Report of cases, Asylum, Pineville, La.—About to appear, N. O. Medical Journal. 1909. Thayer, W. S., Report of two cases of pellagra.—Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Vol. XX, 193. Note.—There seems little doubt that the condition now recognized as pellagra has existed in the Southern States for many years—25 or 30 at least—and has been regarded as an unusual manifestation of tuberculosis, syphilis, malaria, acute delirium, hook-worms, dermatitis exfoliativa, ec- zema, etc. Careful search through medical literature may disclose the fact that cases of pellagra have been reported under these or other diagnoses.