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	Heimbeck J, Tuberculosis in hospital nurses, Tubercle, 1936;18:97-99,

	Malespine E, L'eczema du bois, Annales d'hygiene publique industrielle et social, 1935;13:313-329,

	Card WI, A case of asthma sensitivity to chromates, Lancet, 1935;229:1348-1349,

	Bridge JC, Annual report of the chief inspector of factories, HMSO, 1935;:60-60,

	Ludmer N, Asthma provoked by locusts, Semana Med, 1935;*:1025-102*,

	Randolph H, Allergic response to dust of insect origin, JAMA, 1934;103:560-562,

	Duke WW, Soybean as a possible important source of allergy, Allergy, 1934;5:300-302,

	Bergmann A, On a case of occupational asthma with allergy to a chemical substance, Schweiz Med Wochenschr, 1934;63:987-989,

	Spielman AD, Baldwin HS, Atopy to acacia (gum arabic), JAMA, 1933;101:444-445,

	Bhopal RS, Geographical variation of Legionnaires' disease: a critique and guide to future research, Int J Epidemiol, 1933;22:1127-1136,

	Parlato SJ, Emanations of flies as exciting causes of allergic coryza and asthma, J Allergy, 1932;3:459-468,

	Maytom CK, Magath TB, Sensitivity to acacia, JAMA, 1932;99:2251-2252,

	Joules H, Asthma from sensitisation to chromium, Lancet, 1932;i:182-183,

	Home office, Report of the depatment committee on dust in cardrooms in the cotton industry, HMSO, 1932;:-,

	Smith AR, Chrome poisoning with manifestations of sensitisation, JAMA, 1931;97:95-98,

	Markin LE, Boxwood sensitiveness, J Allergy, 1930;1:346-349,

	Cobe HM, Sensitivity due to Christmas trees: a seasonal atopen in bronchial asthma, J Allergy, 1930;1:442-445,

	Black JH, Cedar asthma, J Allergy, 1929;1:87-88,

	Stier RFE, Cedar wood asthma, J Allergy, 1929;1:88-8*,

	Figley KD, Elrod RM, Endemic asthma due to castor bean dust, JAMA, 1928;90:79-82,

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