June 1940 (Volume 18)

In This Issue

Certain Characteristics of Urban Housing and Their Relation to Illness and Accidents: Summary of Findings of the National Health Survey

Rollo H. Britten, J. E. Brown, Isidore Altman

Economics of the Family Relative to Number of Children

Frank Lorimer, Herbert Roback

Cardiometric Studies on Children: II. The Duration of the Component Parts of the Cardiac Sound Cycle

Bert R. Boone, Antonio Ciocco

Rheumatic Fever: Factors in Its Occurrence

John R. Paul

Studies of Rheumatic Disease: III. Familial Association and Aggregation in Rheumatic Disease

Ross L. Gauld

Review: People: The Quantity and Quality of Population by Henry Pratt Fairchild

Lowell J. Reed

Review: New York State Program for Cancer Control by Edward S. Godfrey

Jean Downes

Review: Accepted Foods and Their Nutritional Significance by Council on Foods of the American Medical Association

H. D. Kruse

Mothers of the South

Regine K. Stix

Review: Development of Tuberculosis in Infected Children by Alton S. Pope, P. E. Sartwell, and David Zacks; How Much Control of Tuberculosis? by Wade H. Frost; The Age Selection of Mortality from Tuberculosis in Successive Decades by Wade H. Frost

Jean Downes