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501. S.S. and W. Wood's medical catalogue

Author(s):: Samuel S. & William Wood (Firm), compiler.
Publication:: [New York?] : [Samuel S. & William Wood?], [1854?]
Subject(s):: Catalogs, Booksellers'
Medicine

502. Safegarding the health of 8 million people: The women in charge, Dr. Leona Baumgartner, Commissioner of Health for New York City, inspects slum clearing

Subject(s):: Public Health
World Health Organization

503. Safeguarding the health of 8 million people ... is a sanitation problem of giganitc proportions

Subject(s):: Public Health
World Health Organization

504. Safer sex for ever

Publication:: [Vanves] : Agence française de lutte contre le sida, [199-?]
Subject(s):: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- prevention & control
Safe Sex
Condoms
Sexual Behavior
Homosexuality, Male

505. The saga of trachoma is a sad tale of dirt, dust, warm climates and flies

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

506. The saga of trachoma is a sad tale of warm climates, dirt, dust and flies

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

507. Saving a life and improving a life. More and more women want to participate actively in development and take advantage of all the productive opportunities open to them

Subject(s):: Infant, Newborn
Nurses
World Health Organization

508. Schistosomiasis: two young sufferers from this debilitating water-borne disease

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

509. [Scientist using an electron microscope]

Subject(s):: Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

510. The shadow of obesity hangs over this boy's childhood

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

511. Shiro Fukurai is a sculptor who teaches at the municipal school for the blind at Kobe in Japan

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

512. [Shitala Mata, Indian goddess of smallpox]

Subject(s):: Religion and Medicine
World Health Organization

513. Sick Yemenite baby at camp Yoknaam, covered with flies

Subject(s):: Infant
World Health Organization

514. The silver screen flickers in the Indian night. Television can convey a particularly vivid health message, but most developing countries sets are rare outside the large towns

Subject(s):: Public Health
Health Education
World Health Organization

515. Simple precautions like adding iodine to the diet can prevent the tragedy of cretinism. This child's mother suffers from goitre

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

516. The simplest of equipment suffices to prepare traditional herbal medicaments and roll them into pellets. The pharmacopeia of traditional Chinese medicine has long proved to be a great storehouse of knowleldge

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

517. Simulium larvae, enlarged to seven times life-size. After seven or eight days the larva develops into a chrysalis, and finally the adult blackfly emerges. Control of onchocemiasis depends on destroying the larva before the chrysalis stage is reached; after that, the insecticide is less effective

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

518. Sin oder nët sin-- et gët nëmmen eng Äntwert: AIDSTEST, anonym, gratis = Sein oder nicht sein-- es gibt nur eine Antwort : AIDSTEST, anonym, gratis

Publication:: Luxembourg : Ministère de la santé, [1989?]
Subject(s):: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- diagnosis
Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- prevention & control

519. A single injection of long-acting penicillin cures yaws (after)

Publication:: Produced: [not before 1960]
Subject(s):: Child
Mothers
Yaws
Yaws -- drug therapy
Penicillins
Nigeria
World Health Organization.

520. A single injection of long-acting penicillin cures yaws (before)

Publication:: Produced: [not before 1960]
Subject(s):: Child
Mothers
Yaws
Yaws -- drug therapy
Health Personnel
Penicillins
Nigeria
World Health Organization.

521. Six-year-old children attend the dispensary for the second vaccination that protects them against the TB bacillus

Subject(s):: Nurses
Child
World Health Organization

522. The size of the culture, seen here in a dish, relates to the quantity of the drug in the patient's blood

Subject(s):: France
World Health Organization

523. [Skin lesions on a young leprosy patient]

Subject(s):: Child
Physical Examination
World Health Organization

524. Smallpox eradication campaign in Uganda

Subject(s):: Mothers
Mother-Child Relations
Infant, Newborn
World Health Organization

525. Smoking a clay pipe. The habit is suspected of causing cancer

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

526. [Sopona, god of smallpox, worshipped by the Yorubas of Nigeria]

Subject(s):: Religion and Medicine
Nigeria
World Health Organization

527. The sound of the dog's heartbeats is picked up by a microphone stuck to his fur

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

528. [Soviet anti-smoking poster]

Subject(s):: Public Health
USSR
World Health Organization

529. Soviet scientists at the Cancer Research Institute, Moscow studying the immunology of various tumours. Some of this work is directed towards an understanding of spontaneous tumours that occur in animals

Subject(s):: Equipment and Supplies
Moscow
World Health Organization

530. Specialists at a cancer clinic in Kemerovo, Western Siberia, readying a gamma-radiation machine for use

Subject(s):: Radiotherapy
Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

531. Spermataphores as a means of hypodermic impregnation

Author(s):: Whitman, Charles Otis, 1842-1910, author
Publication:: Boston : Ginn & Company, 1891
Subject(s):: Spermatogonia
Leeches -- cytology
Reproductive Behavior -- physiology

532. Sport, toxiques, dependance: Sports, drugs, and dependency

Publication:: Lyon : Centre national de documentation sur les toxicomanies : Institut de psychologie, Université Lumière--Lyon 2, [1990]
Subject(s):: Substance-Related Disorders
Doping in Sports
Sports

533. Stained preparation ready for microscopic examination

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

534. Statistiques vitales et mortuaires de la population catholique de le Province de Québec pour les années 1889 et 1890

Publication:: [Montreal? : s.n., 1891?]
Subject(s):: Birth Rate
Mortality
Quebec

535. Stockholm's Karolinska hospital - this boy works a stationary bicycle while his heart is being tested for abnormalities

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
Nurses
Child
Sweden
World Health Organization

536. Streptococcal culture being examined

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

537. Student medical auxiliaries during an anatomy lesson

Subject(s):: Students, Medical
Education, Medical
World Health Organization

538. Studies in the functioning of the thyroid gland

Subject(s):: Equipment and Supplies
Netherlands
World Health Organization

539. Studies on small rodents often pave the way to observations on human subjects. Mice and rats have been used extensively in the laboratory by the author and other investigatoes in their research into obesity

Subject(s):: Animals, Laboratory
World Health Organization

540. Studious solitude of future doctor

Subject(s):: Schools, Medical
Education, Medical
Netherlands
World Health Organization

541. Studying the parasite of the disease at the Institute for Schistosomiasis Research, Cairo University

Subject(s):: Laboratories
World Health Organization

542. The subject of vaccination discussed before a meeting of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences]

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

543. Sudanese washing their feet in canal water. A correlation has been detected between the incidence of urinary bladder cancers and schistosomiasis (bilharziasis) infection - caused by a water-borne parasite- in some river valley areas

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

544. Suivez la croissance de votre enfant avec la carte de santé

Publication:: Mauritius : Ministry of Health : Mauritius College of the Air, [19--?]
Subject(s):: Child Health Services
Child Development
Growth
Medical Records

545. [Sun roof at Stockholm's Karolinska Hospital]

Subject(s):: Hospitals
World Health Organization

546. [Surgical clinic at the Baroda Medical College]

Publication:: 1968?
Subject(s):: Schools, Medical
Education, Medical
Horses
World Health Organization

547. The surgical instrument used here for a cataract operation ... is known as a cryoprobe

Subject(s):: Ophthalmology
Surgical Instruments
Cataract Extraction
World Health Organization

548. [Survey of health services in Tunisia]

Subject(s):: Health Education
Public Health
Women
World Health Organization

549. [Swiss physician is checking an elderly patient's blood pressure]

Subject(s):: Aged
Physicians
Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

550. Sœurs laïques =: Wounded's providence = Siostry s'wieckie

Author(s):: Tenre, Charles Henry, 1864-1926, artist
Publication:: Paris : I. Lapina, [between 1900 and 1950?]
Subject(s):: Nurses
Interpersonal Relations
France

551. Taigichuan (Tai Chi), a kind of slow-motion martial art, is regarded as a healthy exercise for doctor and patients alike

Subject(s):: Patients
Physicians
World Health Organization

552. Taking blood sample for cholesterol measurement

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
Physicians
Physician Assistants
World Health Organization

553. Teaching dental hygiene

Subject(s):: Toothbrushing
Women
Health Education
World Health Organization

554. Teaching local technicians to identify the carrier of the disease under the microscope

Subject(s):: Malaria
Teaching
African Americans

555. [Teaching the blind to be self-sufficient in India]

Subject(s):: World Health Organization.

556. A team in Togo investigating the density of mosquito larvae in streams and marshy land

Subject(s):: Malaria
World Health Organization.

557. Tems de Canicule

Author(s):: Grandville, J. J., 1803-1847, artist
Publication:: [France]
Subject(s):: Sexual Behavior

558. Ten points on AIDS for World AIDS Day: Dix elements d'information sur le SIDA pour la journee mondiale SIDA

Publication:: [Switzerland? ]: World Health Organization Global Programme on AIDS, 1991
Subject(s):: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome -- prevention & control
Health Education
Health Promotion

559. Testing for skinfold thickness

Subject(s):: Cardiovascular Diseases
Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

560. Testing the tumor-damaging activity of a compound on a rat

Subject(s):: Animals, Laboratory
World Health Organization

561. Testing urine for sugar is a serious business for the young campers at Camp Glyndon, Maryland

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

562. Tetanus in the new-born child. Immunizing pregant women, proper care at birth, and clean handling of the umbilical cord can prevent such cases

Subject(s):: Tetanus
Infant, Newborn
World Health Organization

563. There is no single method of attack against malaria. A trained entomologist collects mosquito specimens by sucking them into a plastic tube

Subject(s):: Malaria
World Health Organization.

564. This child was treated with insulin in 1922 by Frederick Banting and Charles Best, who a year earlier first isolated the insulin hormone for use in diabetic therapy. Only two months separate the "before" and "after" pictures

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

565. This little Ghanaian child is one of the lucky ones - her mother was able to bring her to [the] hospital. Communicable diseases such as whooping cough and measles are reponsible for 30 per cent of certified deaths and 60 percent of hospital admissions in Ghana. But very few of the children who catch measles ever reach a hospital

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

566. This little boy is having an eye check-up which should ensure that any threat to his sight is recognized in time and prevented. Many thousands of less fortunate children go blind unnecessarily every year for want of simple precautions or low-cost treatment

Subject(s):: Health Personnel
Public Health
Child
World Health Organization

567. This man being led through a village in Upper Volta is blind as a result of river blindness - onchocerciasis - and nearly 60 per cent of the people in his village suffer from this disease

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

568. This photos, or rather composite of a series of photographs, shows isotopes revealing the inner geography of the body. Isotopes reorded in photographic form cna show where vitamins or medicines are distributed, or in come cases where blockage occurs. These photographs were taken by a scintillation camera

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

569. This physician at the Centre for Adult Diseases in Osaka, Japan, is using advanced diagnostic techniques involving x-rays, television and fluroscopy for the detection of lung cancer

Subject(s):: Cancer Care Facilities
Physical Examination
Patients
Physicians
World Health Organization

570. This school girl is at home with a sore throat and the doctor checks her heart

Subject(s):: Physical Examination
Physicians
Stethoscopes
Equipment and Supplies
Child
World Health Organization

571. This was smallpox. The world will never again witness the suffering that was caused by the various virus

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

572. This woman is in need of help

Subject(s):: Mothers
Mother-Child Relations
Public Health
World Health Organization

573. This woman suffers from enteric disease and has already lost one baby. Illness and death may be the result of infection but simple curative actions alone cannot solve the problem

Subject(s):: Mothers
Mother-Child Relations
World Health Organization

574. This young Indian girl's face reflects the suffering caused by trachoma. Some two million are estimated to be blinf as a reuslt of this eye disease

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

575. Those road casualties who survive often need continued care. Rehabilitation represnts a huge drain on hospitals, medical and public health resources. This patient is learning how to repair watches so he can earn a living when he returns home

Subject(s):: African Continental Ancestry Group
World Health Organization

576. Those who survived smallpox carried scars for the rest of their lives. Surveys of such pockmarks helped determine when the diease has lost occured in a certain area

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

577. To spend a lifetime in the dark- like this little Indonesian child- is tragedy enough. Even more shocking is the fact that this blindness is unnecessary and preventable

Subject(s):: Child
World Health Organization

578. Today, and everyday, hundreds of millions of plastic containers, cans and non-returnable bottles are discarded. In the cities we call this "refuse," in the countryside we call it "litter," and, in general, we call it "solid pollution."

Subject(s):: World Health Organization.

579. Tonograph used for the early detection and diagnosis of claucoma. The drainage speed of eye fluid is registered and interpreted. [i.e. glaucoma]

Subject(s):: Equipment and Supplies
World Health Organization

580. [Tony Curtis as spokesman for the American Cancer Society]

Subject(s):: Famous Persons
Public Health
World Health Organization

581. Towards rehabilitation

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

582. Tracking down and treating diabetes starts with routine medical check-up

Subject(s):: Aged
Physical Examination
World Health Organization

583. Traditional hospitals and sanatoria are now judged unnecessary for most tuberculosis patients, unless there are complications

Subject(s):: Hospitals
World Health Organization

584. Traditional hospitals and sanatoria are now judged unnecessary for most tuberculosis patients, unless there are complications

Subject(s):: Infant
Hospitals
Nurses
World Health Organization

585. Trained Ayurvedic practitioners treating a girl with rheumatoid arthritis. Medical ethics today has ceased to be a matter for physicians alone,but is rather the concern of the whole community

Subject(s):: Medicine, Traditional
Child
World Health Organization

586. Traité de phrénologie humaine et comparée: accompagné d'un magnifique atlas in-folio de 120 planches, contenant plus de 60 sujets d'anatomie humaine et comparée, d'une parfaite exécution

Author(s):: Vimont, Joseph, 1795-1857
Publication:: Paris : J. B. Baillière ... ; Londres : Même maison ... : imprimé chez Hippolyte Tilliard, 1832-35
Subject(s):: Phrenology
Skull -- anatomy & histology
Anatomy, Comparative

587. Traité de phrénologie humaine et comparée: accompagné d'un magnifique atlas in-folio de 120 planches, contenant plus de 60 sujets d'anatomie humaine et comparée, d'une parfaite exécution (Atlas)

Author(s):: Vimont, Joseph, 1795-1857
Publication:: Paris : J. B. Baillière ... ; Londres : Même maison ... : imprimé chez Hippolyte Tilliard, 1832-35
Subject(s):: Phrenology
Skull -- anatomy & histology
Anatomy, Comparative

588. Traité de phrénologie humaine et comparée: accompagné d'un magnifique atlas in-folio de 120 planches, contenant plus de 60 sujets d'anatomie humaine et comparée, d'une parfaite exécution (Volume 1)

Author(s):: Vimont, Joseph, 1795-1857
Publication:: Paris : J. B. Baillière ... ; Londres : Même maison ... : imprimé chez Hippolyte Tilliard, 1832-35
Subject(s):: Phrenology
Skull -- anatomy & histology
Anatomy, Comparative

589. Traité de phrénologie humaine et comparée: accompagné d'un magnifique atlas in-folio de 120 planches, contenant plus de 60 sujets d'anatomie humaine et comparée, d'une parfaite exécution (Volume 2)

Author(s):: Vimont, Joseph, 1795-1857
Publication:: Paris : J. B. Baillière ... ; Londres : Même maison ... : imprimé chez Hippolyte Tilliard, 1832-35
Subject(s):: Phrenology
Skull -- anatomy & histology
Anatomy, Comparative

590. Traité de phrénologie humaine et comparée: accompagné d'un magnifique atlas in-folio de 120 planches, contenant plus de 60 sujets d'anatomie humaine et comparée, d'une parfaite exécution (Volume 3)

Author(s):: Vimont, Joseph, 1795-1857
Publication:: Paris : J. B. Baillière ... ; Londres : Même maison ... : imprimé chez Hippolyte Tilliard, 1832-35
Subject(s):: Phrenology
Skull -- anatomy & histology
Anatomy, Comparative

591. Transactions of the International Medical Congress: ninth session, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 1887

Author(s):: International Medical Congress 1887 : Washington, D.C.) author.
Publication:: Philadelphia, Pa. : Wm. F. Fell & Co., [1888?]
Subject(s):: Medicine

592. Transactions of the International Medical Congress: ninth session, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 1887 (Volume 1)

Author(s):: International Medical Congress 1887 : Washington, D.C.) author.
Publication:: Philadelphia, Pa. : Wm. F. Fell & Co., [1888?]
Subject(s):: Medicine

593. Transactions of the International Medical Congress: ninth session, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 1887 (Volume 2)

Author(s):: International Medical Congress 1887 : Washington, D.C.) author.
Publication:: Philadelphia, Pa. : Wm. F. Fell & Co., [1888?]
Subject(s):: Medicine

594. Transactions of the International Medical Congress: ninth session, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 1887 (Volume 3)

Author(s):: International Medical Congress 1887 : Washington, D.C.) author.
Publication:: Philadelphia, Pa. : Wm. F. Fell & Co., [1888?]
Subject(s):: Medicine

595. Transactions of the International Medical Congress: ninth session, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 1887 (Volume 4)

Author(s):: International Medical Congress 1887 : Washington, D.C.) author.
Publication:: Philadelphia, Pa. : Wm. F. Fell & Co., [1888?]
Subject(s):: Medicine

596. Transactions of the International Medical Congress: ninth session, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., 1887 (Volume 5)

Author(s):: International Medical Congress 1887 : Washington, D.C.) author.
Publication:: Philadelphia, Pa. : Wm. F. Fell & Co., [1888?]
Subject(s):: Medicine

597. Treaties governing land warfare

Publication:: Washington, D.C. : War Department, 7 January 1944
Subject(s):: Armed Conflicts -- legislation & jurisprudence
International Cooperation

598. Treatment of cancer of the liver by radiation

Subject(s):: Radiotherapy
Equipment and Supplies
USSR
World Health Organization

599. The treatment of cancer varies from one patient to the next

Subject(s):: Physicians
Referral and Consultation
X-Rays
Patients
France
World Health Organization

600. Treatment of drug dependent persons and preventive education must be adapted to the specific culture ans socio-economic pattern of the courntry in which it occurs. This is a self-help group in New York

Subject(s):: World Health Organization

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