08 June 1918 (Vol 1, Issue 2997)

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BMJ 1918;1:S61 (Published 8 June 1918)

THE UTILIZATION OF THE MUSCLES OF A STUMP TO ACTUATE ARTIFICIAL LIMBS

BMJ 1918;1:635 (Published 8 June 1918)

THE RELATION BETWEEN HEAT-STROKE AND MALIGNANT MALARIA

BMJ 1918;1:638 (Published 8 June 1918)

BASAL LEPTO-MENINGITIS RESEMBLING BOTULISM

BMJ 1918;1:639.1 (Published 8 June 1918)

THE EARLY AND EFFECTIVE REDUCTION AND FIXATION OF GUNSHOT FRACTURES OF THE FEMUR

BMJ 1918;1:639.2 (Published 8 June 1918)

AGGLUTINATION IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DYSENTERY

BMJ 1918;1:642 (Published 8 June 1918)

POST-OPERATIVE PULMONARY EMBOLISM DUE TO THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD

BMJ 1918;1:644 (Published 8 June 1918)

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Reports of Societies

BMJ 1918;1:646.1 (Published 8 June 1918)

Reviews

BMJ 1918;1:646.2 (Published 8 June 1918)

NOTES ON BOOKS

BMJ 1918;1:647.1 (Published 8 June 1918)

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION UNDER THE MILITARY SERVICE ACT

BMJ 1918;1:647.2 (Published 8 June 1918)

British Medical Journal

BMJ 1918;1:649 (Published 8 June 1918)

Medical Notes in Parliament

BMJ 1918;1:653.1 (Published 8 June 1918)

THE FUTURE OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION UNDER A NATIONAL HEALTH MINISTRY

BMJ 1918;1:653.2 (Published 8 June 1918)

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THE WAR

BMJ 1918;1:655 (Published 8 June 1918)

Letters, Notes, and Answers

BMJ 1918;1:660 (Published 8 June 1918)

Correspondence

TUBERCULOSIS OFFICERS AND THEIR WORK

BMJ 1918;1:657 (Published 8 June 1918)

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE MILITARY SERVICE ACT

BMJ 1918;1:658.1 (Published 8 June 1918)

ADAPTATION AND DISEASE

BMJ 1918;1:658.2 (Published 8 June 1918)

CARE OF THE TUBERCULOUS SOLDIER

BMJ 1918;1:659 (Published 8 June 1918)