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Acute respiratory disease in the R.A.F., 1955-7.

J C McDONALD, J S WILSON, W B THORBURN, W W HOLLAND, B E ANDREWS.

Abstract

Entities: Disease

Keywords: ARMED FORCES PERSONNEL/diseases; RESPIRATORY TRACT/infections; VIRUS DISEASES/epidemiology

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Year: 1958 PMID： 13572879 PMCID： PMC2026684 DOI： 10.1136/bmj.2.5098.721

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Br Med J ISSN： 0007-1447

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9 in total

1. Isolation and typing of adenoviruses recovered from military recruits with acute respiratory disease in The Netherlands.

Authors: J VAN DER VEEN; G KOK
Journal: Am J Hyg Date: 1957-03

2. Respiratory virus infections in R.A.F., 1954-5; with particular reference to influenza and A.P.C. viruses.

Authors: B E ANDREWS; J C MCDONALD; W B THORBURN; J S WILSON
Journal: Br Med J Date: 1956-05-26

3. Pharyngo-conjunctival fever; school outbreaks in England during the summer of 1955 associated with adenovirus types 3, 7, and 14.

Authors: E J KENDALL; R W RIDDLE; H A TUCK; K S RODAN; B E ANDREWS; J C MCDONALD
Journal: Br Med J Date: 1957-07-20

4. Serological evidence of infection with Sendai virus in England.

Authors: P S GARDNER
Journal: Br Med J Date: 1957-05-18

5. Efficacy of trivalent adenovirus (APC) vaccine in naval recruits.

Authors: J A BELL; M J HANTOVER; R J HEUNER; C G LOOSLI
Journal: J Am Med Assoc Date: 1956-08-18

6. [Large incidence of lung infiltration in school for military draftees; clinical and serological observations with regard to acute respiratory disease (ARD)].

Authors: H LOFFLER; R MANGOLD; G RIVA; G A SPENGLER; P STUCKI
Journal: Schweiz Med Wochenschr Date: 1956-09-01

7. A study of the role of adenoviruses in acute respiratory infections in a navy recruit population.

Authors: R J HUEBNER; W P ROWE; J R SEAL; H C TURNER; J E WHITESIDE; R L WOOLRIDGE
Journal: Am J Hyg Date: 1956-09

8. Etiology of acute respiratory disease among service personnel at Fort Ord, California.

Authors: T O BERGE; B ENGLAND; C MAURIS; H E SHUEY; E H LENNETTE
Journal: Am J Hyg Date: 1955-11

9. Studies on acute respiratory illness in naval recruits, with emphasis on the adenoviruses (APC-RI).

Authors: M FRIEDMAN; J T GRAYSTON; C G LOOSLI; W E PIERCE; J E WHITESIDE; R L WOOLRIDGE
Journal: J Infect Dis Date: 1956 Sep-Oct Impact factor: 5.226

9 in total

11 in total

Acute respiratory disease in the R.A.F., 1955-7.

1. Isolation and typing of adenoviruses recovered from military recruits with acute respiratory disease in The Netherlands.

2. Respiratory virus infections in R.A.F., 1954-5; with particular reference to influenza and A.P.C. viruses.

3. Pharyngo-conjunctival fever; school outbreaks in England during the summer of 1955 associated with adenovirus types 3, 7, and 14.

4. Serological evidence of infection with Sendai virus in England.

5. Efficacy of trivalent adenovirus (APC) vaccine in naval recruits.

6. [Large incidence of lung infiltration in school for military draftees; clinical and serological observations with regard to acute respiratory disease (ARD)].

7. A study of the role of adenoviruses in acute respiratory infections in a navy recruit population.

8. Etiology of acute respiratory disease among service personnel at Fort Ord, California.

9. Studies on acute respiratory illness in naval recruits, with emphasis on the adenoviruses (APC-RI).

1. Trial of adenovirus vaccine in Royal Air Force recruits.

2. Review of morbidity among young soldiers.

3. Q fever in the R.A.F. in Great Britain in 1958.

4. The incidence of sepsis in the Royal Air Force.

5. Staphylococcal disease and nasal carriage in the Royal Air Force.

6. Coe (Coxsackie A 21) virus, para-influenza virus and other respiratory virus infections in the R.A.F., 1958-60.

7. ABO Blood Groups and Acute Respiratory Virus Disease.

8. Editorial: Where next for respiratory medicine? An epidemiological point of view.

9. HI antibody to various influenza viruses and adenoviruses in individuals of blood groups A and O.

10. Beginnings of bronchitis.