The Day Nurseries Committee Of The Medical Women'S Federation (1946) The health of children in wartime day nurseries. Brit. med. J., 2, 217.
2.
Mclaughlin, M.E. (1947). The physical health of children attending day nurseries. Brit. med. J., 1, 591, 631.
3.
Hesselvik, L. (1949). Respiratory infections among children in day nurseries. Acta Pædiat., supp. 74.
4.
Macleod, C.M. , Hodges, R.G., Heidelberger , M., and Bernhard, W.G. (1945). Prevention of pneumococcal pneumonia by immunisation with specific capsular polvsaccharides. J. exp. Med., 82, 445.
5.
Hamburger, M. (Jr.), Green, M.J., and Hamburger , V.G. (1945). The problem of the " dangerous carrier " of hæmolytic streptococci. I. Number of hæmolytic streptococci expelled by carriers with positive and negative nose cultures. J. inf. Dis., 77, 68.
6.
Loosli, C.G. , Smith, M.H.D., Cline, J., and Nelson, J. (1950). The transmission of hæmolytic streptococcal infection in infant wards with special reference to "skin dispersers ." J. lab. & clin. Med., 36, 342.
7.
McLeod, J.W. (1950). A survey of the epidemiology of diphtheria in North-west Europe and North America in the period 1920-1946 . J. Path. Bact., 62, 137.
8.
REPORT (1948). Penicillin in Diphtheria. Lancet, 2, 517.
