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Last week it looked as though the problem of sulfa poisoning was solved. Dr. Perrin Long of Johns Hopkins reported a new, innocuous relative of sulfanilamide: sulfadiazine. A compound of sulfanilamide and part of vitamin B, the new drug, which is swallowed with water or injected, turns the same trick...
*Dr. Edward Hicks Hume, founder of the Yale-n-China Medical College, recently published a fascinating little book on old Chinese remedies The Chinese Way in Medicine; Johns Hopkins Press, $2.25). Dr. Hume points out that ancient Chinese doctors, dusty as they may seem, were he first in history to...
† There are ten medical schools in Nationalist China. Held by the Japanese are Peiping Union Medical College ("The Johns Hopkins of the Orient"), St. John's and Aurora in Shanghai.
> Bacteriologist Justina Hamilton Hill, 47, though no doctor, is the chief woman working in urology in the U. S. Miss Hill makes all the bacterial tests in the Brady ("Diamond Jim") Urological Institute of Johns Hopkins, is now trying to find out how sulfanilamide works. She recently published a popular...
To Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital, accompanied by loving wife Carole Lombard, went dimple-chinned, he-mannered Clark Gable, 39, to find out what was wrong with a broad but aching Gable shoulder. "Hurry up," groused he at photographers, "I'm not feeling so well." Next day dental...