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<p>Navy Department BUMED News Letter Vol. 1, No. 6, May 14, 1943 <br><br>Oxygen "Poisoning" at High Pressures ...1<br>Drinking Fountains ...2<br>Sulfathiozole for Impetigo ...2<br>Passive Tetanus Immunity and Its Effect on Active Immunization. ...2<br>New Endemic Foci of Typhus in the United States ....3<br>Immunologic Reactions in Sub-Clinical Trichinosis ....3<br>Stain for Spirochetes ....3<br>Pathologist's Abyssinian Notes ...4<br>White Phosphurus Burns Should be Treated like Other Burns After Initial Application of Copper Sulfate.... 5<br>Relation of the Size of Inoculation to the Development of Disease....5<br>Space Disinfection of Air - Possible Relation to Immunity ...5<br>Present Status of the Intensive Arsenotherapy of Early Syphilis ....5<br>Explanation of Cases of Jaundice from Yellow Fever Vaccine in 1942 ....6<br>Sulfa-Resistance in an Organism Carried Through Clinical Transmission ...6<br>Treatment of Syphilis with Phenarsine Hydrocholride ...7<br>Biologic False Positive Tests for Syphilis Associated with Routine Army Immunizations ...7<br>Effect of Pre-Oxygenation on Decompression Illness...8<br>Anastomosia of Artery by Vein Transplant, Non-Suture Method ...8<br>Public Health Foreign Reports...9<br>Chlorides in Heart's Blood Clue to Death by Drowning ....10<br>War Decreases Civilian Psychoneurotic Casualties in Britain ...10<br>Military Surgical Manuals ...10<br>Fish Facts Every Medical Officer Should Know....12<br>Progress in Bacterial Chemotherapy by L.P. Garrod ...13<br>Scarlet Fever, Continued Increased Incidence in the Northern United States is Indicated ....16<br>Sore and Bleeding Gums in Naval Personnel, Vitamin C and Nicotinic Acid Intakes ...16<br>Deep Infections of the Neck of Dental Origins ....17<br>Sterilization of the Sulfonamides for Loca1 Use is Necessary...17<br>Effect of Benzedrine on Fire Power - Preliminary Report of a Controlled Field Study ...18<br>Service of Medical Information ...18<br>Protargol in the Prophylaxis of Gonorrhea ....19<br>Biopsy of Malignancy Should Accompany the Patient ....19<br>Peripheral Nerve Injuries Following Intramuscular Injections ....20<br>Aqueous-Base Yellow Fever Vaccine ....21<br>Need for Plasma or Albumin Early in Prophylaxis of Shock is Emphasized ...21<br>British Medical Officer's Notes on Battle Casualties from El Alamein ....22<br>Notes from Naval Medical Research Institute ...24<br>FIRST-AID INSTRUCTION AND TREATMENT OF CASUALTIES; POSTERS, AS VISUAL AIDS, FOR INSTRUCTION IN USE OF (1) INDIVIDUAL FIRST-AID PACKET (CONTAINING  SULFONAMIDES), AND (2) EMERGENCY MEDICAL TAG (NEW) ...25<br>"Science from Shipboard" ....26<br>Clinical Response to Sulfadiazine Therapy in Acute Diarrheal Diseases ...26
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<br>Subjects: Navy Medicine magazine; World War 2; World War II; Africa; syphilis; Africa; Battle of El Alamein; Naval Medical Research Institute</div>
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