Epidemiology and Infection: Volume 35 (1935)

Issue: 1

• HYG volume 35 issue 1 Cover and Front matter (pp. f1-f10)
• The Ticks of Rodents and their Nests, and the Discovery that Rhipicephalus sanguineus Latr. is the Vector of Tropical Typhus in Kenya (pp. 1-22) Roberts, J. Isgaer
• The Aronson Streptococcus (pp. 23-37) Griffith, F.
• The Failure of Brilliant Green and Telluric Acid as Selective Agents for the Isolation of Bacillus typhosus from Faeces (pp. 38-45) Horgan, E. S.
• The Frequency of Cancer Deaths in the Same House and in Neighbouring Houses (pp. 46-63) Stocks, Percy
• The Method of Expressing the Silica Content of the Lung (pp. 64-68) Collins, Douglas H.; Dible, J. Henry
• The Precipitation Reaction. Experiments with an Antiserum Containing Two Antibodies (pp. 69-74) Dean, H. R.; Taylor, G. L.; Adair, Muriel E.
• “Nose-Opening” Rays (pp. 75-77) Hill, Leonard
• An Investigation of the Effects of Adverse Atmospheric Conditions such as are Encountered in Various Industries on Mental and Muscular Efficiency (pp. 78-92) Glock, Gertrude E.
• Observations on the Toxic Fractions of Scarlatinal Streptococci (pp. 93-115) Green, C. A.
• South African Typhus (pp. 116-124) Pijper, Adrianus; Dau, Helen
• A New Method for Measuring Carcinogenicity (pp. 125-129) Twort, C. C.; Lyth, R.
• The Utility of Lanolin as a Protective Measure Against Mineral-Oil and Tar Dermatitis and Cancer (pp. 130-149) Twort, C. C.; Twort, J. M.
• Impetigo Contagiosa, its Epidemiology and Control (pp. 150-159) Newman, J. L.
• Corrections (pp. 160-160)
• HYG volume 35 issue 1 Cover and Back matter (pp. b1-b2)

Issue: 2

• HYG volume 35 issue 2 Cover and Front matter (pp. f1-f2)
• Scarlatina Immunity In Hong Kong (pp. 161-168) Davis, L. J.; Guzdar, J. S.; Fernando, F. S.
• The Precipitation Reaction: Experiments on Multiple Zones (pp. 169-173) Taylor, G. L.; Adair, Muriel E.
• The Demonstration of the Increase of Globulin in Diphtheria Antitoxins by the Precipitation Reaction (pp. 174-179) Taylor, G. L.
• Variation in Chemotherapeutic Susceptibility Associated with Change in Virulence of a Strain of Trypanosoma brucei (pp. 180-184) Browning, C. H.; Gulbransen, R.
• Infra-red Radiation and Nasal Obstruction (pp. 185-198) van Dishoeck, H. A. E.
• Human Foot Perspiration, its Nature and Interactions with Footwear (pp. 199-206) Colin-Russ, A.
• Modern Views on Silicosis (pp. 207-218) Cooke, W. E.
• The Testing of Disinfectants in the Presence of Organic Matter (pp. 219-237) Garrod, Lawrence P.
• A Study of the Streptococci from Fifty cases of Bovine Mastitis (pp. 238-254) Gibson, H. J.; Muir, R. O.
• On the Errors Involved in the Determination of Cooling Powers and Air Velocities with a Kata-Thermometer (pp. 255-261) Cockerell, O. J.
• The Antigens of the Cholera Group of Vibrios (pp. 262-282) Gardner, A. D.; Venkatraman, K. V.
• Carriers and Return Cases in Scarlet Fever (pp. 283-299) Brown, W. A.; Allison, V. D.
• Tuberculin Reactions of the Hong Kong Chinese, with special reference to the use of Tuberculo-Protein (pp. 300-302) Davis, L. J.; Guzdar, J. S.
• HYG volume 35 issue 2 Cover and Back matter (pp. b1-b2)

Issue: 3

• HYG volume 35 issue 3 Cover and Front matter (pp. f1-f2)
• The Effective Radiating Surface of the Human Body (pp. 303-306) Bedford, T.
• Skin Temperature in Relation to the Warmth of the Environment (pp. 307-317) Bedford, T.
• Prevention of Compressed Air Illness1: Obsolete Statutory Regulations as an Obstacle to Progress (pp. 318-321) Boycott, G. W. M.
• The Effect of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide Baths on the Subcutaneous Tissue Gas Tensions (pp. 322-326) Ellman, P.; Taylor, H. J.
• Is Cancer Mortality Increasing or Decreasing? (pp. 327-338) Wolff, George
• Louping-Ill in Monkeys. Infection by the Nose (pp. 339-346) Galloway, I. A.; Perdrau, J. R.
• The Serological Grouping of Rough Vibrios (pp. 347-353) White, P. Bruce
• A Study of the So-called Bacterium Typhi Flavum (pp. 354-371) Cruickshank, J. C.
• Some Immunity Experiments on Hypophysectomised Animals (pp. 372-374) Gordon, J.; Robson, J. M.
• The Decrease in Mortality During Early Adult Male Life in England and Wales (pp. 375-387) Martin, W. J.
• The Relationship of the Cotton Crop to Plague, and its Role as a Vehicle for Rats and Fleas in East Africa (pp. 388-403) Roberts, J. Isgaer
• The Violence of Reaction of the Animal in Relation to the Etiology of Cancer and Inflammation (pp. 404-411) Twort, C. C.; Lyth, R.
• Enzootic Psittacosis Amongst Wild Australian Parrots (pp. 412-420) Burnet, F. M.
• The Occurrence of Typhoid Bacilli Containing Vi Antigen in Cases of Typhoid Fever and of Vi Antibody in their Sera (pp. 421-427) Felix, A.; Krikorian, K. S.; Reitler, R.
• Virulence and Immunogenic Activities of B. Typhosus in Relation to its Antigenic Constituents (pp. 428-436) Felix, A.; Pitt, R. M.
• The Viability of Bact. coli and Bact. aerogenes in Water. A Method for the Rapid Enumeration of these Organisms (pp. 437-448) Platt, A. E.
• HYG volume 35 issue 3 Cover and Back matter (pp. b1-b2)

Issue: 4

• HYG volume 35 issue 4 Cover and Front matter (pp. f1-f2)
• The Diphtheria Toxoid-Reaction (Moloney) Test: Its Applications and Significance (pp. 449-475) Underwood, E. Ashworth
• A Long Term Experiment with Rats on a Human Dietary (pp. 476-497) Orr, John Boyd; Thomson, William; Garry, R. C.
• The Q Proteins and Non-Specific O-Antigens of the Cholera Vibrio (pp. 498-503) White, P. Bruce
• The Bacteriology of Bovine Streptococcus Mastitis (pp. 504-511) Minett, F. C.
• The Pseudo-Schick Reaction and the Intradermol Toxoid Test of Moloney: their Relationship and Significance (pp. 512-533) Mitman, Maurice
• A Note on the Influence of the Protein Content of the Recovery Medium in Germicidal Tests (pp. 534-539) Baumgartner, John George; Wallace, Malcolm Douglas
• Experimental Tubular Necrosis of the Kidneys Accompanied by Liver Changes Due to Dioxan Poisoning (pp. 540-548) de Navasquez, S.
• The Clotting of Plasma through Staphylococci and their Products (pp. 549-558) Walston, H. D.
• Index of Authors (pp. 559-561)
• Index of Subjects (pp. 562-564)
• HYG volume 35 issue 4 Cover and Back matter (pp. b1-b2)