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 Thornton, J.L. John Snow, pioneer specialist-anaesthetist.
Anaesthesia. 5(3):129-35, 1950.
Richardson, B.W. John Snow, M.D., a representative of medical
science and art of the Victorian era. British Journal of Anaesthesia 24(4):267-91, 1952
(reprinted from The Asclepiad
of 1866.
Snow, John. On the inhalation of the vapour of ether in
surgical operations. British Journal of Anaesthesia
25(1):53-67 [part 1], 25(2) 162-169 [part 2], 25(3) 253-267 [part 3], 25(4)
349-382 [part 4], 1953.
Part 1 (pp. 53-67)
Part 2 (pp. 162-169)
Part 3 (pp. 253-267)
Part 4 (pp. 349-382)
Annotations. A Snow centenary. The Lancet 268, 1113-1114, 1955.
Mackintosh, J.M. Snow -- the man and his times. Proceedings of the Royal
Society of Medicine 48, 1004-1007, 1955.
Hill, A. B. Snow -- An appreciation. Proceedings of the Royal
Society of Medicine 48, 1008-1012, 1955.
Bergman, N.A. The legacy of John Snow -- An Appreciation of His Life and
Scientific Contributions on the 100th Anniversary of His Death.
Anesthesiology 19(1), 595-606, 1958.
Edwards, G. John Snow's London associations. Proceedings
of the Royal Society of Medicine 51(10):831-4, 1958.
Davison, M.H. John Snow and the enlightenment. Proceedings
of the Royal Society of Medicine 51(10):834-5, 1958.
Edwards, G. John Snow, M. D.; 1813-1858. Anaesthesia
14(2): 113-26, 1959.
Couvrier, R. and Edwards, G. John Snow and the Institute of France. Medical
History 3(3), 249-251, 1959.
Brown, P.E. John Snow--the autumn loiterer. Bulletin of
the History of Medicine 35:519-28, 1961.
Editorial. John Snow. JAMA 188:462-3, 1964.
Brown, P.E. Another look at John Snow. Anesthesia and
Analgesia 43:646-54, 1964
Fraser, I. John Snow and his surgical friends. Anaesthesia
23(4): 501-13,1968.
Cohen,
Rt. Honorable Lord. John Snow--"the autumn loiterer"? Proceedings of
the Royal Society of Medicine 62(1):99-106, 1969.
Macintosh, R.R. The graves of John Snow and Joseph Thomas
Clover. Anaesthesia 24(2):269-70, 1969.
Keys T.E. John Snow. Anesthesia and Analgesia 51(1):134, 1972.
Robens,
Lord of Woldingham. The fourteenth John Snow Memorial Lecture. Anaesthesia
28(2):170-5, 1973.
Howat, D.D. The "John Snow". Anaesthesia 28(4):430-4,
1973.
Weller, R.M. Death in Bristol. An exchange of views between
Augustin Prichard and John Snow. Anaesthesia 31(1):90-6, 1976.
Terris, M. Presentation of the first John Snow Award to
Abraham M. Lilienfeld. American Journal of Epidemiology 103(5):423-7,
1976.
Winterton, W.R. The Soho cholera epidemic of 1854. History
of Medicine 8(2), 11-20, 1980.
Smith, C.E. The Broad Street pump revisited. International Journal of
Epidemiology 11(2), 99-100, 1982.
Cameron D and Jones I G. John Snow, the Broad Street Pump and Modern
Epidemiology.
International Journal of Epidemiology 12(4): 393-396, 1983.
Lilienfeld AM, Lilienfeld DE. John
Snow, the Broad Street pump and modern epidemiology.
International Journal of
Epidemiology 13(3):376-7, 1984
Authors' response. Cameron D
and Jones I G. International Journal of Epidemiology 13(3):377-8, 1984.
Leaman A. John Snow MD -- his early days. Anaesthesia 39(8): 803-5, 1984.
Classics in infectious diseases. On continuous molecular changes, more
particularly in their relation to epidemic diseases. By John Snow (1813-1858).
Review of Infectious Diseases 7(3):441-7, 1985.
Vandenbroucke JP. Which John Snow should set the example for clinical
epidemiology? Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 41(12): 1215-6, 1988.
Shephard DA. The work of John
Snow, M.D. (1813-1858): a re-evaluation. XXXI Congresso Internazionale di
Storia della Medicina, Actes Proceedings Atti, 1011-1018, Bologna,
Italy, 30 Agosto - 4 Settembre, 1988.
Shephard DA. John Snow and
research. Canadian
Journal of Anaesthesia 36(2):224-41, 1989.
Vandenbroucke JP, Eelkman Rooda HM, Beukers H.
Who made John Snow a hero? American Journal of
Epidemiology 133(10): 967-73, 1991.
Krieger N.
Re: "Who made John Snow a hero?"
American
Journal of Epidemiology 135(4):450-1, 1992.
Dunn FL.Re:
"Who made John Snow a hero?"
American
Journal of Epidemiology 135(4):451, 1992.
Brunskill AJ.
Re: "Who made John Snow a hero?"
American
Journal of Epidemiology 135(4):451-2, 1992.
First author's response.
Vandenbroucke JP.
Re: "Who made John Snow a hero?"
American
Journal of Epidemiology 135(4):453, 1992.
Winkelstein W Jr. A new perspective on John Snow's communicable disease theory.
American Journal of Epidemiology 142(9 Suppl):S3-9, 1995.
Vandenbroucke JP. Re: "A new perspective on John Snow's communicable disease
theory". American Journal of Epidemiology 146(4):363-4, 1997.
Dunn PM. Dr John Snow (1813-58) of London: pioneer of obstetric anaesthesia.
Archives of Diseases in Childhood: Fetal and Neonatal Edition 75(2): F141-2,
1996.
Tanihara S, Morioka S, Kodama K, Hashimoto T, Yanagawa H, Holland WW. Snow on
cholera--the special lecture in the Second British Epidemiology and Public
Health Course at Kansai Systems Laboratory on 24 August 1996. Journal of
Epidemiology 8(4):185-94. 1998.
Paneth N., Vinten-Johansen, P.,
Brody, H. and Rip, M. A rivalry of foulness: official and unofficial
investigations of the London cholera epidemic of 1854.
American Journal of Public Health
88(10), 1545-1553, October 1998.
Brody H, Vinten-Johansen P, Paneth N, Rip MR. John Snow revisited: getting a handle on the Broad Street
pump.
Pharos Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society 62(1), 2-8, 1999.
Erratum in: Pharos 1999 Summer;62(3):55.
Roberts, S. John Snow (1813-1858) and Benjamin Ward
Richardson (1828-1896): a notable friendship. Journal of Medical Biography
7(1):42-9, 1999.
Caton, D. John Snow's practice of obstetric
anesthesia. Anesthesiology 92(1), 247-52, January 2000.
Snow, S. J. John Snow MD
(1813-1858). Part I: A Yorkshire childhood and family life.
Journal of Medical Biography
8(1), 27-31, February 2000.
Snow, S. J. John Snow MD
(1813-1858). Part II: Becoming a doctor -- his medical training and early years
of practice.
Journal of Medical Biography
8(2), 71-77, May 2000.
McLeod, K.S. Our sense of
Snow: the myth of John Snow in medical geography.
Social Science and Medicine
50(7-8), 923-935, July 2000.
Lillienfeld, D.E. John Snow: The
First Hired Gun? American Journal of Epidemiology
152(1), 4-9, July 2000.
Vandenbroucke, J.P. Invited commentary: the testimony of Dr. Snow. American
Journal of Epidemiology152(1):10-2, 2000.
Zuck, D. Snow, Empson and the
Barkers of Bath. Anaesthesia
56(3), 227-230, March 2001.
Eyler, J.M. The changing assessments of John Snow's and William Farr's cholera.
Sozial und Präventivmedizin 46 (4), 225-32, 2001.
Shephard, D.A.E.
and Baskett, T.F. John Snow and Resuscitation. Resuscitation 49(1), 3-7, April 2001.
Vandenbroucke, J.P.
Changing images of John Snow in the history of epidemiology. Sozial und
Praeventivmedizin 46(5), 288-293, 2001.
Froggatt, P.
John Snow, Thomas Wakley, and The Lancet. Anaesthesia 57(7), 667-675,
July 2002.
Snow, S.J.
Sutherland, Snow and water: the transmission of cholera in
the nineteenth century. International Journal of
Epidemiology 31(5), 908-911,
October 2002.
Smith, G.D.
Behind the broad street pump: aetiology, epidemiology and
prevention of cholera in mid-19th century Britain.
International Journal of Epidemiology 31(5), 920-932,
October 2002.
Stanwell-Smith,
R. The making of an epidemiologist: John Snow before the episode of the Broad
Street pump. Communicable Disease and Public Health 5(4), 269-270,
December 2002.
Snow, John. On the adulteration of bread a cause of rickets. First Published in
The Lancet ii, 4-5, 1857. International Journal of Epidemiology 32,
336-337, 2003. Reflections: Hardy, Anne. Commentary: Bread and alum,
syphilis and sunlight: rickets in the nineteenth century. International Journal of
Epidemiology 32, 337-340, 2003. Dunnigan, M. Commentary: John Snow and
alum-inducted rickets from adulterated London bread: an overlooked contribution
to metabolic bone disease. International Journal of Epidemiology 32, 340-341,
2003. Paneth, Nigel. Commentary: Snow on rickets. International Journal of
Epidemiology 32, 341-343, 2003.
Collins, C.H. John Snow -- 'On the mode of communication of cholera.' Medical
Sciences History 19, 12-19, 2003.
Stanwell-Smith,
R. Cholera, chloroform, and the science of medicine: a life of John Snow (book
review).
Journal of the Royal
Society of Medicine 96(12), 612-613, 2003.
Zuck, D. John Snow and anaesthesia (letter to the editor,
response to Stanwell-Smith). Journal of the Royal
Society of Medicine 97(3), 153-4, 2004
Barker, G. John Snow and St. George's (letter to the editor,
response to Stanwell-Smith). Journal of the
Royal Society of Medicine 97(3), 154, 2004.
Carvalho, F.M., Lima, F. and Kriebel, D. RE: On John Snow's
unquestioned long division (letter to the editor). American Journal of
Epidemiology 159, 422, 2004.
Koch, T. and Denike, K. Medical mapping: the revolution in teaching -- and using
-- maps for the analysis of medical issues. Journal of Geography 103,
67-85, 2004.
Editor. The catastrophic failures of public health. The
Lancet 363, 745, March 6, 2004.
McDermott, R. The catastrophic failures of pubic health (letter to the editor).
The Lancet 363, 1551, May 8, 2004.
Arah, O.A. The catastrophic failures of pubic health (letter to the
editor). The Lancet 363, 1551-2, May 8, 2004.
Pharoah, P. The catastrophic failures of pubic
health (letter to the editor). The Lancet 363, 1552, May 8, 2004.
Kusnanto, H. The catastrophic failures of pubic
health (letter to the editor). The Lancet 363, 1552, May 8, 2004.
Paneth, N. Assessing the contributions of John Snow to
epidemiology: 150 years after removal of the broad street pump handle.
Epidemiology 15(5):514-6, 2004.
Rothman, K.J. My interview with John Snow. Epidemiology
15(5): 640-4, 2004.
Bingham, P., Verlander, N.Q. and Cheal, M.J. John Snow,
William Farr and the 1849 outbreak of cholera that affected London: a reworking
of the data highlights the importance of the water supply. Public Health 118(6):387-94, 2004.
CDC. 150th Anniversary of John Snow
and the pump handle. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report 53(34): 783,
September 3, 2004.
Buechner, J.S., Constantine, H., and
Gjelsvik, A. John Snow and the Broad Street pump: 150 years of epidemiology.
Medicine and Health, Rhode Island 87(10):314-5, 2004 (equivalent
article).
Koch, T. The map as intent: variations on the
theme of John Snow. Cartographica 39(4), 1-14, 2004.
Gilbert, P.K. Mapping the Victorian Social
Body. Chapt. 3, Invisible to the Naked Eye, pp. 55-79, State
University of New York Press, Albany, NY, 2004.
Shrimpton, V. One family's small unrecorded
role in reforming the Victorian public health system. J West Surrey Family
History Society 31(4), March 2005 (equivalent
article).
McCrory, P. Aqua vita. British J Sports
Medicine 39: 63, 2005.
Koch, T. Chapters 4-6 (John Snow:
The London Epidemic; The cholera debate; Map as intent: Variations on John Snow)
in Cartographies of Disease -- Maps, Mapping, and Medicine, ESRI Press,
Redlands, California 2005
(website link).
Ramsay, M.A.E.
John Snow, MD: An aesthetist to the Queen of England
and pioneer epidemiologist. Baylor University Medical Care Proceedings
19(1), 24-28, 2006.
Koch, T. and Denike, K. Rethinking John Snow's South London
study: A Bayesian evaluation and recalculation. Social Science and Medicine
63(1), 271-83, 2006.
Newsom, S.W. Pioneers in infection control: John Snow, Henry
Whitehead, the Broad Street pump, and the beginnings of geographical
epidemiology. Journal of Hospital Infection 64(3), 210-216, 2006.
Cerda
L J and Valdivia C G. John Snow, the cholera epidemic and the foundation of
modern epidemiology [Article in Spanish], Revista Chilena de Infectología
24(4), 331-4, 2007.
Blair, J S. Dr John Snow. Journal of the Royal Army
Medical Corps 153(2), 136-7, 2007.
Ellis, H. John Snow: early anaesthetist and pioneer of public health. British
Journal of Hospital Medicine 69(2), 113, 2008.
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