Memorial. Harrison Fitzgerald Flippin (1906-1968).

Memorial. Roy Ross Snowden, M.D.

President's address. A conscience--its anatomy and its application to the practice of medicine.

Clinical climatology in Colonial Carolina: 1670-1776 (Charleston and South Carolina).

The genetic secrets of the humble fibroblast.

Some clinical observations on the nature of amyloid.

Epidemic canine brucellosis due to a new species: Brucella canis.

Primary pulmonary abscess.

Responses of capacitance vessels to physiologic stimuli.

The Gordon Wilson Lectures

Clinical syndromes associated with plant toxins in Jamaica.

Lung water: physiological and clinical significance.

A lipoprotein characterizing obstructive jaundice: isolation and analysis.

Cholesterol and cancer.

Albert James Myer: army physician and climatologist.

Quantitative objective assessment of myocardial ischemia. Presentation of the design, and illustration by a case study, of a method to determine progress of coronary disease by using objective measurements of the electrophysiological deficits caused by the response to a scale of precise steady exercise stimuli.

Tricuspid valve disease. An historical and physiological perspective.

The Jeremiah Metzger Lectures

Pathophysiology of hyperuricemia in primary gout.

Some observations of the metabolic activity of glomeruli.

Streptococcal skin infections and epidemic acute nephritis in Trinidad.

Progress report on the treatment of Cushing's disease.

Dilantin and metyrapone: a clinically significant example of enzyme induction.

Cryptococcus neoformans and cryptococcosis.