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GB 0809 Ross - Ross, Col Sir Ronald (1857-1932)
- 135 - Material on Ross' work during the First World War including material on anti-malaria measures in Salonika, Ross' appointment as Consultant for Malaria in Southern England, his promotion to Colonel, demobilisation and an article on malaria for the Official Medical History of the War

Ref No	GB 0809 Ross/135/16
Level	Item
Title	Copy of a letter from Ross to Walter Morley Fletcher
Date	16/11/1916
Description	Recommends that all soldiers in Salonika should be given quinine as a prophylactic during the malaria season in the form of pills and that he considers the enzyme treatment recommended by J Beard worthless. Suggests that D Thomson is transferred from ordinary medical work to work with him
AccessStatus	Open
Language	English

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