Original articles

J R Soc Med 66(1): 1-2  

WS Peart

Medical research in the university hospital
J R Soc Med 66(1): 1  

J R Soc Med 66(1): 2-3  

CA Vernon

Biological chemistry in the university
J R Soc Med 66(1): 2  

LE Glynn

The financial support for rheumatism research
J R Soc Med 66(1): 3-4  

WM Henderson

Animal disease research
J R Soc Med 66(1): 4-5  

KN Burns

The Agricultural Research Council
J R Soc Med 66(1): 5  

J R Soc Med 66(1): 6-7  

B Lush

The Medical Research Council and the support of biomedical research in the United Kingdom
J R Soc Med 66(1): 6  

JM Wilson

The role of the Department of Health & Social Security in research and development
J R Soc Med 66(1): 7-8  

EM Berry and JP Miller

Hereditary spherocytosis, haemochromatosis, diabetes mellitus and chondrocalcinosis
J R Soc Med 66(1): 9-10  

AJ Barnes

Idiopathic pancreatic duct dilatation
J R Soc Med 66(1): 10-11  

BL Chapman

Adult coeliac disease and multiple small bowel diverticula
J R Soc Med 66(1): 11-12  

JR Milne

Syndrome of the sea-blue histiocyte
J R Soc Med 66(1): 12  

J R Soc Med 66(1): 13  

GA Barclay and SH al-Rais

Malignant insulinoma with hepatic secondaries treated with hepatic artery ligation
J R Soc Med 66(1): 13-14  

DR Newton

The compleat rheumatologist
J R Soc Med 66(1): 15-18  

ED Campbell

The achievement of Duchenne
J R Soc Med 66(1): 18-22  

FJ Roe

Carcinogens and food: a broad assessment
J R Soc Med 66(1): 23-26  

P Grasso

The range of carcinogenic substances in human foods and the problems of testing for them
J R Soc Med 66(1): 26-27  

J Fraser

The pre-registration year and the undergraduate curriculum
J R Soc Med 66(1): 29-30  

PA Ball

A pre-registration appointments scheme
J R Soc Med 66(1): 31-32  

AA Lewis

Pre-registration year
J R Soc Med 66(1): 32-34  

AW Woodruff

Lettsom and his family in Tortola
J R Soc Med 66(1): 41-46  

WD Foster

Dr. William Henry Cook: the finances of a Victorian general practitioner
J R Soc Med 66(1): 46-50  

KN Kashyap

Effects of vasectomy on population control and problems of reanastomosis
J R Soc Med 66(1): 51-52  

RW Rees

Vasectomy: problems of follow up
J R Soc Med 66(1): 52-54  

GE Davies

Is halothane hepatotoxicity an allergic reaction to halothane?
J R Soc Med 66(1): 55-56  

BR Simpson, L Strunin, and B Walton

Halothane hepatitis--fact or fallacy?
J R Soc Med 66(1): 56-63  

K Kyei-Mensah, JH Tyrrell, and DW Sumner

Clinical and genetic aspects of malignant hyperpyrexia
J R Soc Med 66(1): 63-66  

FR Ellis, NP Keaney, and DG Harriman

Histopathological and neuropharmacological aspects of malignant hyperpyrexia
J R Soc Med 66(1): 66-67  

WG Bradley, M Ward, D Murchison, L Hall, and N Woolf

Clinical, electrophysiological and pathological studies on malignant hyperpyrexia
J R Soc Med 66(1): 67-68  

RJ Pennington and M Worsfold

Biochemical studies on malignant hyperpyrexia
J R Soc Med 66(1): 69-70  

JZ Young

Environment and behaviour
J R Soc Med 66(1): 79-80  

JB Calhoun

Death squared: the explosive growth and demise of a mouse population
J R Soc Med 66(1): 80-88  

JL Birley

The effect of the environment on the individual
J R Soc Med 66(1): 93-98  

HR Rollin

Deviant behaviour in relation to mental disorder
J R Soc Med 66(1): 99-103  

J Bronowski

Chairman's introduction
J R Soc Med 66(1): 105-106  

K Mellanby

Checks and balances in animal populations
J R Soc Med 66(1): 107-109  

AC Allison

Natural checks and balances in man
J R Soc Med 66(1): 110-115  

FF Darling

Human influences on life-supporting systems
J R Soc Med 66(1): 115-119  

FT Sai

An analysis of future population pressures
J R Soc Med 66(1): 123-130  

Medical History

KB Thomas

The generative gap or why didn't they do something about it?
J R Soc Med 66(1): 35-40  

JS Weiner

Man the hunter
J R Soc Med 66(1): 89-93  

DD Reid

Man's surroundings and his health
J R Soc Med 66(1): 119-122  

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