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Arch Intern Med (Chic). 1938;61(5):841. doi:10.1001/archinte.1938.00180100151013.
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Reprints of General Reviews.  —Requests have been received for annual reprints of the general reviews which since 1935 have been published in the Archives of Internal Medicine on allergy, diseases of metabolism and nutrition, the liver and biliary tract, diseases of the heart, blood, Bright's disease, infectious diseases, peripheral vascular diseases, gastroenterology, syphilis and neuropsychiatry. The type has been held, and if there is sufficient demand reprints of each year's reviews will be prepared.

Edward N. Gibbs Memorial Prize.  —It is announced by the New York Academy of Medicine, 2 East One Hundred and Third Street, New York, that a sum of approximately $1,000 is available under the Edward N. Gibbs Memorial Prize toward original research in diseases of the kidney during 1938.Candidates must be physicians who have been graduated at least three years and who are residents of the United States. They are requested to submit "evidence of

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