Mucocutaneous candidiasis is a well-recognized com-plication of severe debilitating illness,
and has become more common since the widespread use of antibiotics. It may precede …

Investigation of a small series of cases of typhoid fever infected in a river between 1963 and
1970 revealed that all were caused by a single source, a carrier of a rare phage type of …

Three methods of urine collection used currently in the diagnosis of urinary tract infection in
children were studied. One hundred and fifty-two hospital patients were investigated: 92 by …

A series of 100 infants born after prolonged rupture of membranes was studied to evaluate
the risk of infection to the infant due to this circumstance alone, and to assess the effect of …

The incidence of patients with positive blood cultures from which a single species of coliform
bacillus was isolated is given for the years 1962 to 67. There has been an increase during …

In 1968 an outbreak of paralytic shellfish poisoning occurred in northern England. On
account of this, regular surveillance of shellfish toxicity along the coasts of Scotland was …

CASE REPORT A 49-year-old woman was admitted to hospital on 15th August 1960with a 6
days' history of headache, nausea and vomiting of gradually increasing severity. She also …