Articles:

N. Paul Hudson

A Broader Perspective for Bacteriology: Presidential Address
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 1-5. [Abstract] [PDF]  

George R. Callender

Diarrheal Diseases: The Eighth Charles Franklin Craig Lecture
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 7-15. [Abstract] [PDF]  

B. H. Kean AND W. D. Crandall

Meningitis on the Isthmus of Panama
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 17-23. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Albert A. Weathersbee

Observations on the Relative Attractiveness of Man and Horse for Anopheles Albimanus Weideman
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 25-28. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Norman A. David, N. M. Phatak, AND F. B. Zener

Iodochlorhydroxyquinoline and Diiodohydroxyquinoline: Animal Toxicity and Absorption in Man
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 29-33. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Marston Bates AND John M. Weir

The Adaptation of a Cane Rat (Zygodontomys) to the Laboratory and its Susceptibility to the Virus of Yellow Fever
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 35-37. [Abstract] [PDF]  

D. H. Wenrich

Comparative Morphology of the Trichomonad Flagellates of Man
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 39-51. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Book Reviews:

Clinical Laboratory Methods and Diagnosis: By R. B. H. GRADWOHL, M.D., D.Sc., Third Edition. Illustrated with 726 text figures and 57 color plates. 1943. The C. V. Mosby Company. Two Volumes. Pp. I-XIII, 1-2130. Index, 209 pages
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 53. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Manual of Veterinary Bacteriology: By RAYMOND A. KELSER, D.V.M., A.M., Ph.D., and HARRY W. SCHOENING, V.M.D., Fourth Edition, pp. I-VII, 1-719. 94 illustrations The Williams and Wilkins Company, Baltimore, 1943.
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 53. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Memoir of Walter Reed. The Yellow Fever Episode: By ALBERT E. TRUBY. Brigadier General, United States Army, Retired. Illustrated. Pp. I-XIII, 1-239. Paul B. Hoeber, Inc. New York. 1943
Am J Trop Med 1944 s1-24: 53. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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