Leonard Rogers

Mount Sinai Hospital

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J Fayrer

University of Cambridge

Margie Comrie

University of Waterloo

Benjamin J. Wheeler

University of Otago

A. Alcock

University of Cambridge

Fred Charles

Bournemouth University

Ben Francis

Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Calcutta Searson

Sydney Hospital

B Priestley

EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations

D John

EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations

Frederic A. French

Auburn University

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EGMONT – The Royal Institute for International Relations

Sydney Hospital

NOAA National Weather Service

University of London

University College London

University of Oxford

Universidad de Londres

University of Michigan–Ann Arbor

Mount Sinai Hospital

University of Cambridge

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The Conditions Influencing the Incidence and Spread of Cholera in India

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine (1926)

Leonard Rogers

Cholera

10.1177/003591572601901606

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On the Epidemic Malarial Fever of Assam of Kala-Azar

Medico-chirurgical transactions (1898)

Leonard Rogers

THE disease known in Assam under the name of Kala-azar, or Black Fever, has excited attention in India during the last fifteen years.It was first described in the sanitary report of Assam for the year 1883, when it was mentioned as "a malarial cachexia produced by malarial fever, deriving its peculiar charac- teristics from the nature of the region where it prevails, and having a singular tendency to run rapidly into the cachexial stage."It was also recorded at this-time that according to popular opinion the disease was contagious, and that large tracts of country were being depopulated by it, chiefly in the Terai region at the foot of the Garo Hills.During the next two or three years the disease VOL.LXXXI.-

Malarial parasites

10.1177/095952879808100111

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50 years ago . . .

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (1989)

Mrs Primmer Mrs Fitzgibbons Christoph Schick Mrs Reed Thomas E. Reed

10.1175/1520-0477-70.3.319a

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Pigmented atrophy of the mucous membrane of the small intestine of malarial origin

The Journal of Pathology (1904)

Leonard Rogers

10.1002/path.1700090107

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The Present Position of Leprosy Prophylaxis.

Journal of State Medicine (1923)

Leonard Rogers

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Source

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Experiments on a method of preventing death from snake bite, capable of common and easy practical application.

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London (1904)

Thomas Lauder Brunton J Fayrer Leonard Rogers

Although this paper is a joint one, the authors wish to mention that each has had a different part in its production. The whole research may be fairly regarded as the natural outcome of the work begun in India nearly forty years ago by one of us (Fayrer), and this is the only ground on which his name can be associated with this paper.

Common ground

10.1098/rspl.1904.0046

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The Treatment of Graves's Disease by Ligation

BMJ (1926)

Leonard Rogers

EARLY ill tlle course of acuite Graves's disease effoits slhould be niade to abolisil, or at least reduice, the thlrotoxicosis, pi)ololigedl exposure to which has been shown to esuilt in defiiiito invocard.laldegeneration.If after fair rmedical mneasuir'es prove ineffective.more radical shouild be? adopted.lIn mv opinion botlh x-ray aiid raditum tlherapy uindesirable, anid tile method 'of choice is partial extirpation of the overactive gland.The Mayos have emphasized importance of performing this operation during pne periods of r emission, to which these patients are but even tilen, in verv severe cases, primary resection prove a formidable and dangernos operati'on involving liiljustifiable risk, becauise the reaction mav be great.How- ever, by gradually cuittinig off the blood supplv to the glanld

10.1136/bmj.1.3404.561

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SOCIETIES CHARITABLE AND UNCHARITABLE

The Lancet (1936)

Leonard Rogers

10.1016/s0140-6736(00)56910-4

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The Leprosy Problem and Its Bearing on Tuberculosis: An Abstract of a Postgraduate Lecture at the University of Bristol.

PubMed (1924)

Leonard Rogers