Titlebook: Ronald Ross: Malariologist and Polymath; A Biography Edwin R. Nye,Mary E. Gibson Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publ

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Book 1997e authors put his life and work in context and give an appreciation of his scientific and literary work. They have researched archival material in Glasgow, Liverpool, London and Stockholm and the biography will include some hitherto unpublished illustrations. This will be the first thorough study si

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Politics and a Petition,hed public figures and academics, including Christopher Addison MP, who later became the first Minister of Health and Viscount Addison, the composer Granville Bantock, who was then Professor of Music at Birmingham, and Arthur Keith, the Hunterian Professor at the Royal College of Surgeons.

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The Diagnostic Microscope,wammerdam and Antony van Leeuwenhoek from Holland (Singer, 1931, p. 167). Swammerdam was a pioneer in the use of the microscope as an aid to the dissection of insects and in 1669 published a monograph on the subject. Swammerdam died at the age of 43, for many years of his life being troubled with chronic malaria (Hagelin, 1990).

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,Ross and the Indian Medical Service, 1881–94, responsible for the treatment of battle casualties. By the time Ross completed his medical studies the role of the army doctors had certainly expanded, but the term ‘surgeon’ endured for another thirty years.

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