• Urbanization of developing populations : bearing of rise in privilege on the prevalence of diseases of nutritional deficiency and excess 

  Walker, A.R.P. (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1975)

  No abstract available
• A preliminary report on 1 402 consecutive autopsies on native mine workers 

  Fischer, W.O. (South African Medical Association, 1929-09-08)

  No abstract available
• Biological and disease patterns in South African inter-racial populations as modified by rise in privilege 

  Walker, Alexander R.P. (South African Medical Association, 1972-08-12)

  Among the 4 ethnic groups in South Africa. populations may be observed in many stages of transition, from primitiveness to sopnistication. With the rise in socioeconomic circumstances, numerous changes have occurred. Those ...
• A study of the health of a pre-school age-group in an African urban community 

  Lewis, J.B. (Oxford University Press, 1959-06)
• Skin disease in the Western Cape Province: a survey the incidence of skin diseases in 2,500 White and 1,500 Coloured patients 

  Marshall, James; Heyl, T (Medical Association of South Africa, 1963-12-28)
• Fetal and early neonatal mortality 

  Malan, A.F.; Vader, Christine; Knutzen, V.K. (South African Medical Association, 1975-06-28)

  A format setting out and comparing perinatal deaths is presented. It is not new, but has not previously been used in South Africa. Gestational age and birthweight are considered, and group predictions for mortality (and ...
• A health study of South African Bantu school children 

  Kark, Sydney L.; Le Riche, H. (Medical Association of South Africa, 1944-03-25)

  No abstract available.
• Record of 561 consecutive autopsies on native mine workers 

  Fischer, W.O. (South African Medical Association, 1932-06-11)

  No abstract available.
• The first year of life of the Johannesburg Bantu II : tribal groups and nutrition 

  Griffiths, Joan (South African Medical Journal, 1962-01-27)

  No abstract available.
• The first year of life of the Johannesburg Bantu 

  Griffiths, Joan (South African Medical Association, 1960-11-26)

  No abstract available.
• Incidence of congenital abnormalities in Cape Town 

  Horner, Ruth; Lanzkowsky, Philip (South African Medical Association, 1966-02-19)

  No abstract available
• Tumours in Northern Transvaal - an analysis of twenty years' statistics in a country hospital 

  Des Ligneris, M.J.A. (Medical Association of South Africa, 1927-03)

  No abstract available.
• Epidemiology of cutaneous diseases according to geographical locale : North, Central and South Africa 

  Marshall, James; XII International Congress of Dermatology (1962: Washington D.C.) (Excerpta Medica, 1962-09)
• Skin diseases in South Africa 

  Marshall, James (Public domain, 1963-04)

  No abstract
• Incidence and distribution of acquired porphyria in Africa 

  Marshall, James (United Business Media, 1963-08)

  No abstract
• New skin diseases in Africa 

  Marshall, James (St Johns Hospital Dermatological Society, 1970-01)

  No abstract available.
• The changing pattern of cancer mortality in South Africa 

  Bradshaw, Evelyn; Harington, J.S. (Medical Association of South Africa, 1975-05-31)

  Cancer mortality rates for Whites, Coloureds and Asians for the period 1949 - 1969 have been analysed, and a changing pattern has been found. Some comparisons with other countries have been made, and the risk for each race ...
• Siektebeeld in die stamgebiede 

  Botha, H.P. (JUTA, 1964-12-26)

  No abstract available
• Malignant disease in natives of Nigeria : an analysis of five hundred tumours 

  Smith, E.C.; Elmes, B.G.T. (Routledge ; Digital : University of Pretoria, 1934)

  Five hundred malignant tumours, obtained from all parts of Nigeria, have been analysed as accurately as was possible from the information available. The results so obtained have been detailed, partly in the form of Tables ...
• The utilisation of medical statistics in rational public health management : Lesotho 1973 

  Küstner, H.G.V. (2014-03-05)

  No abstract available

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