Catalogue description Cinchona-Institute, Amsterdam
This record is held by London University: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Reference: | GB 0809 Cinchona Institute |
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Title: | Cinchona-Institute, Amsterdam |
Description: |
Papers of Cinchona-Institute, 1896-1957, comprise publications and reprinted extracts largely from medical journals concerning quinine and the treatment of various diseases including malaria. Publications, 1896-1952, largely concern quinine and its medical uses and notably include Influenza Prophylaxis Chininum (Bureau tot bevordering van het kininegebruik, Amsterdam, 1933-1934) and The Therapeutics of Malaria (Bureau for increasing the use of quinine, Amsterdam, 1933). Extracts collected from various sources, 1948-1957, notably include 'Malaria in Nigeria' by Leonard J Bruce-Chwatt of Medical Service, Medical Department, Lagos-Yaba, Nigeria, 1951; 'Malaria and its control for planters and miners' by G Macdonald, The Ross Institute Industrial Advisory Committee, Bulletin No. 7 November 1952 (revised March 1953) and also include extracts from Indian Journal of Malariology, American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene and British Medical Journal. |
Date: | 1896-1957 |
Arrangement: |
Arranged in original order |
Held by: | London University: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, not available at The National Archives |
Legal status: | Not Public Record(s) |
Creator: |
Cinchona-Institute, Amsterdam x Cinchona-Instituut, Amsterdam |
Physical description: | 3 boxes |
Access conditions: |
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Administrative / biographical background: |
Cinchona-Institute was a non-profit research institute connected to the quinine industry of Holland. |
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