Read The Rise and Fall of Modern Medicine Online
Authors: James Le Fanu
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Judy C. Chang and Yuet Wai Kan, âA Sensitive New Prenatal Test
for Sickle Cell Anaemia',
NEJM
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NEJM
, 1982, Vol. 307, pp. 50â2.
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Michael Angastiniotis
et al.
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World Health Forum
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David J. H. Brock, âPrenatal Screening for Cystic Fibrosis: Five Years' Experience Reviewed',
The Lancet
, 1996, Vol. 347, pp. 148â50. See also Editorial, âScreening for Cystic Fibrosis',
The Lancet
, 1992, Vol. 340, pp. 209â10; Matthew John Smith, âAn Evaluation of Population Screening for Carriers of Cystic Fibrosis',
Journal of Public Health Medicine
, 1992, Vol. 14, pp. 257â63; M. E. Mennie
et al.
, âPrenatal Screening for Cystic Fibrosis: Psychological Effect on Carriers and Their Partners',
Journal of Medical Genetics
, 1993, Vol. 30, pp. 543â8; John Burn, âScreening for Cystic Fibrosis',
Primary Care
, 1993, Vol. 306, pp. 1558â9; Nicholas J. Wald, âCouples Screening for Cystic Fibrosis',
The Lancet
, 1991, Vol. 338, pp. 1318â19.
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Reed Edwin Pyeritz, âFamily History and Genetic Risk Factors',
JAMA
, 1997, Vol. 278, pp. 1284â5. See also Angus Clark, âPopulation Screening for Genetic Susceptibility to Disease',
BMJ
, 1995, Vol. 311, pp. 35â7; Karol Sikora, âGenes, Dreams and Cancer',
BMJ
, 1994, Vol. 308, pp. 1217â20.
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Amelia A. Langston, âBRCA1 Mutations in a Population-based Sample of Young Women With Breast Cancer',
NEJM
, 1996, Vol. 334, pp. 137â42. See also Francis S. Collins, âBRCA1: Lots of Mutations, Lots of Dilemmas',
NEJM
, 1996, Vol. 334, pp. 186â8; Rachel Nowak, âMany Mutations May Make Tests Difficult',
Science
, 1994, Vol. 266, p. 1470; Jean Marx, âA Second Breast Cancer Susceptibility Gene is Found',
Science
, 1996, Vol. 271, pp. 30â1.
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Peter S. Harper, âGenetic Testing, Common Diseases and Health Service Provision',
The Lancet
, 1995, Vol. 346, pp. 1645â6. See also Editorial, âHave You Had a Gene Test?',
The Lancet
, 1996, Vol. 347, p. 133; correspondence:
The Lancet
, 1996, Vol. 347, p. 685; Ehsan Masood, âGene Tests: Who Benefits from Risks',
Nature
, 1996, Vol. 379, pp. 389â92.
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R. Michael Blaese, âT. Lymphocyte: Directed Gene Therapy for ADA-SCID â Initial Trial Results After Four Years',
Science
, 1995, Vol. 270, pp. 475â9.
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W. French Anderson, âHuman Gene Therapy',
Science
, 1992, Vol. 256, pp. 808â13. See also Theodore Friedmann, âA Brief History of Gene Therapy',
Nature Genetics
, 1992, Vol. 2, pp. 93â8; Manal A. Morsy, âProgress Toward Human Gene Therapy',
JAMA
, 1993, Vol. 270, pp. 2338â46; A. Dusty Miller, âHuman Gene Therapy Comes of Age',
Nature
, 1992, Vol. 357, pp. 455â9.
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Eliot Marshal, âLess Hype, More Biology Needed for Gene Therapy',
Science
, 1995, Vol. 270, p. 1751. See also Eliot Marshal, âGene Therapy's Growing Pains',
Science
, 1995, Vol. 269, pp. 1050â5.
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Michael R. Knowles
et al.
, âA Controlled Study of Adenoviral-Vector-Mediated Gene Transfer in the Nasal Epithelium of Patients With Cystic Fibrosis',
NEJM
, 1995, Vol. 333, pp. 823â31.
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Jerry R. Mendell, âMyoblast Transfer in the Treatment of Duchenne's Muscular Dystrophy',
NEJM
, 1995, Vol. 333, pp. 832â8.
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Jeffrey M. Leiden, âGene Therapy: Promise, Pitfalls and Prognosis',
NEJM
, 1995, Vol. 333, pp. 871â3.
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Theodore Friedman, âHuman Gene Therapy: An Immature Genie But Certainly Out of the Bottle',
Nature Medicine
, 1996, Vol. 2, pp. 144â7.
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Meredith Wadman, âReview Panel Cancels Meeting as Gene Therapy Proposals Fall',
Nature
, 1996, Vol. 379, p. 66.
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Peter J. Morris, âPig Transplants Postponed',
BMJ
, 1997, Vol. 314,p. 242.
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Dorothy Nelkin,
The Genome Mystique
(Basingstoke: W. H. Freeman, 1997).
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Ruth Hubbard and R. C. Lewontin, âPitfalls of Genetic Testing',
NEJM
, 1996, Vol. 334, pp. 1192â3.
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R. C. Lewontin, âThe Dream of the Human Genome',
New York Review of Books
, 28 May 1992.
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David Papermaster, âNecessary but Insufficient',
Nature Medicine
, 1995, Vol. 1, pp. 874â5. See also Nicholas Short, âA Dose of Molecular Medicine',
Nature
, 1993, Vol. 366, p. 505.
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P. G. H. Gell,
Destiny and the Genes: The Encyclopaedia of Medical Ignorance
, eds R. Duncan and M. Weston-Smith (Kidlington: Pergamon, 1984).
Norman Dennis,
The Invention of Permanent Poverty
(Institute for Economic Affairs, 1997).
Raymond Illsley and Deborah Baker, âContextual Variations and the Meaning of Health Inequality',
Social Science and Medicine
, 1991, Vol. 32, pp. 359â65.
James Le Fanu,
Eat Your Heart Out
(Macmillan, 1987).
Peter Skrabanek and James McCormick,
Follies and Fallacies in Medicine
(Newton Stewart: Tarragon Press, 1989).
Peter Skrabanek,
The Death of Humane Medicine and the Rise of Coercive Healthism
(Social Affairs Unit, 1994).
P. M. Strong, âBlack on Class and Mortality: Theory, Method and History',
Journal of Public Health Medicine
, 1990, Vol. 12, pp. 168â80.
Aaron Wildavsky,
But is it True?: A Citizen's Guide to Environmental Health and Safety Issues
(Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1995).
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Thomas McKeown,
The Role of Medicine: Dream, Mirage or Nemesis?
(Oxford: Blackwell, 1979).
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Richard Doll and Richard Peto,
The Causes of Cancer
(Oxford: OUP, 1981).
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Samuel S. Epstein and Joel B. Swartz, âFallacies of Lifestyle Cancer Theories',
Nature
, 1981, Vol. 289, pp. 127â9.
4
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Peter Townsend and Nick Davidson,
The Black Report
(Penguin, 1988).
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Ian Kennedy,
The Unmasking of Medicine
(Allen & Unwin, 1981).
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Simon Szreter, âThe Importance of Social Intervention in Britain's Mortality Decline',
Social History of Medicine
, 1988, Vol. 1, pp. 1â19. See also Leonard G. Wilson, âThe Historical Decline of Tuberculosis in Europe and America: Its Causes and Significance',
Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
, 1990, Vol. 45, pp. 366â96; Johan P. Mackenbach, âThe Contribution of Medical Care to Mortality Decline: McKeown Revisited',
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology
, 1996, Vol. 49, pp. 1207â13.
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M. Cassidy, âCoronary Disease: The Harveian Oration',
The Lancet
, 1946, Vol. 2, pp. 587â90.
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J. W. McNee, âThe Clinical Syndrome of Thrombosis of the Coronary Arteries',
Quarterly Journal of Medicine
, October 1925, pp. 44â51.
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I. Snapper, âChinese Lessons in Medicine',
Interscience
(New York: n.p., 1941).
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Ancel Keys
et al.
, âMortality and Coronary Heart Disease Among Men Studied for Twenty-three Years',
Archives of Internal Medicine
, 1971, Vol. 128, pp. 201â14. See also Ancel Keys
et al.
, âThe CVD Research Programme of the Laboratory of Physiological Hygiene: The Journal',
The Lancet
, July 1961, pp. 291â5.
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Ancel Keys
et al.
, âPrediction of Serum Cholesterol Responses of Man to Changes in Fat in the Diet',
The Lancet
, 1957, Vol. 2, pp. 959â66.
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Ancel Keys, âFrom Naples to Seven Countries: A Sentimental Journey',
Progress in Biochemical Pharmacology
, 1983, Vol. 19, p. 130.
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Ancel Keys
et al.
, âLessons from Serum Cholesterol Studies in Japan, Hawaii and Los Angeles',
Annals of Internal Medicine
, 1958, pp. 83â93.
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George Pickering, âPathogenesis of Myocardial Infarction',
BMJ
, 29 February 1964, pp. 517â29.
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Irvine H. Page
et al.
, âAtherosclerosis and the Fat Content of the Diet',
Circulation
, 1957, Vol. 16, pp. 163â78.
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Jeremiah Stamler
et al.
, âDiet and Serum Lipids in Atherosclerotic Coronary Heart Disease',
Medical Clinics of North America
, 1963, Vol. 47, pp. 3â28.
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âAd Hoc Committee on Dietary Fat and Atherosclerosis; Dietary Fat and its Relation to Heart Attack and Strokes',
Circulation
, 1961, Vol. 23, pp. 133â6.
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Mr Fit Research Group, âMultiple-risk Factor Intervention Trial',
JAMA
, 1982, Vol. 248, pp. 1465â77.
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WHO European Collaborative Group, âMulti-factorial Trial in Prevention of Heart Disease Incidence and Mortality Results',
European Heart Journal
, 1983, Vol. 4, pp. 141â7.
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Weldon J. Walker, âCoronary Mortality â What is Going on?',
JAMA
, 1974, Vol. 227, pp. 1045â6. See also Reuel Stallones, âThe Rise and Fall of Ischaemic Heart Disease',
Scientific American
, 1980, Vol. 243, pp. 43â9.
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G. Cannon and C. Walker,
The Food Scandal
(Century, 1984).
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LRC-CPPT, âReduction in Incidence of Coronary Heart Disease',
JAMA
, 1984, Vol. 251, pp. 351â73. See also Editorial, âIs Reduction of Blood Cholesterol Effective?',
The Lancet
, 1984, Vol. 1, pp. 317â18; Leon Simons, âThe Lipid Hypothesis is Proven',
Medical Journal of Australia
, 1984, Vol. 410, pp. 316â17.
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Consensus Conference, âLowering Blood Cholesterol to Prevent Heart Disease',
JAMA
, 1985, Vol. 253, pp. 2080â7. See also âCampaign Seeks to Increase US Cholesterol Consciousness',
JAMA
, 1986, Vol. 255, pp. 1097â1102.
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George Davey Smith
et al.
, âShould There Be a Moratorium on the Use of Cholesterol-lowering Drugs?',
BMJ
, 1992, Vol. 304, pp. 431â4.
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Valentine Fuster, âAspirin in the Prevention of Coronary Disease',
NEJM
, 1986, Vol. 321, pp. 183â5. See also John A. Mills, âAspirin, the Ageless Remedy',
NEJM
, 1991, Vol. 325, pp. 1303â4; R. Peto
et al.
, âRandomised Trial of Prophylactic Daily Aspirin in British Male Doctors',
BMJ
, 1988, Vol. 296, pp. 313â21; Steering Committee Preliminary Report, âFindings from the Aspirin Component of the Ongoing Physician's Health Study',
NEJM
, 1988, Vol. 318, pp. 262â4; M. J. Underwood, âThe Aspirin Papers',
BMJ
, 1994, Vol. 308, pp. 71â2.
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Marcus de Wood
et al.
, âPrevalence of Total Coronary Occlusion During the Early Hours of Transmural Myocardial Infarction',
NEJM
, 1980, Vol. 303, pp. 897â902.
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ISIS 2, âRandomised Trial of Intravenous Streptokinase, Oral Aspirin, Both or Neither Among 17,187 Cases of Suspected Acute Myocardial Infarction',
The Lancet
, 1988, Vol. 2, pp. 349â59.
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A. Shor
et al.
, âDetection of Chlamydia in Coronary Arterial Fatty Streaks and Atheromatous Plaques',
South African Medical Journal
, 1992, Vol. 82, pp. 158â61.
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S. Epstein, âThe Multiple Mechanisms by which Infection May Contribute to Atherosclerosis Development and Course,'
Circulation Research
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G. M. Mead, âChemotherapy for Solid Tumours: Routine Treatment Not Yet Justified',
BMJ
, 1995, Vol. 310, pp. 146â7. See also Albert S. Braverman, âMedical Oncology in the 1990s',
The Lancet
, 1991, Vol. 337, pp. 901â2; John Cairns, âCancer
Chemotherapy',
Science
, 1983, Vol. 220, pp. 252â4.
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John C. Bailar III, âThe Case for Cancer Prevention',
Journal of the National Cancer Institute
, 1979, Vol. 62, pp. 727â31. See also John Cairns, âThe Treatment of Diseases and the War Against Cancer',
Scientific American
, 1985, Vol. 253 (5), pp. 31â9; Mary M. Cohen, âAre We Losing the War on Cancer?',
Nature
, 1986, Vol. 323, pp. 488â9; N. J. Temple and D. P. Burkitt, âThe War on Cancer: Failure of Therapy and Research',
JRSM
, 1991, Vol. 84, pp. 95â6; John C. Bailar III and Elaine Smith, âProgress Against Cancer?',
NEJM
, 1986, Vol. 315, pp. 1226â32; correspondence:
NEJM
, 1986, Vol. 314, pp. 963â8; Tim Beardsley, âA War Not Won',
Scientific American
, 1994, Vol. 1, pp. 118â26.