Showing posts with label Historical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Historical. Show all posts
Friday, 28 March 2008
DNS is not a new phenomenon
The delayed neuropsychiatric syndrome associated with CO exposure is in no way a newly-discovered phenomenon, as this paper from JAMA of 1912 illustrates.
Tuesday, 23 October 2007
Historical aspects
One of my particular interests is in the history of carbon monoxide poisoning. I have quite a collection of old (some very old) medical research - a lot of it still very relevant to today.
I am planning to make a lot of this accessible through this site. To start with, clicking on this link will allow you to download a copy of a publication from 1970, in the Postgraduate Medical Journal. Medics from Newcastle describe their experiences of carbon monoxide over a three-year period. This was during a period when coal gas was piped into people's homes. The figures they cite are pretty amazing!
I am planning to make a lot of this accessible through this site. To start with, clicking on this link will allow you to download a copy of a publication from 1970, in the Postgraduate Medical Journal. Medics from Newcastle describe their experiences of carbon monoxide over a three-year period. This was during a period when coal gas was piped into people's homes. The figures they cite are pretty amazing!
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