Ross, Ronald, Sir, 1857-1932
Books
Two Ross-Manson letters
Suggestions for the care of malaria patients
Note on the bodies recently described by Leishman and Donovan
Malarial fever : how it is caused and how it may be prevented
The amount of malaria depends on the numbers of the carriers
Some enumerative studies on malarial fever
The thick-film process for the detection of organisms in the blood
The mode of infection in malaria : three more Ross-Manson letters, 1898
Yellow fever in the Old World
A case of blackwater fever followed by a peculiar relapse without haemoglobinuria or detectable plasmodia
Parliamentary petition. Second presentation
A case of malarial fever, showing a true parasitic relapse, during vigorous and continuous quinine treatment
The campaign against against malaria
A case of sleeping sickness studied by precise enumerative methods : regular periodical increase of the parasites disclosed
Captain Rogers' recent investigation on malaria
Malaria in Greece
A summary of facts regarding malaria : suitable for public instruction
A case of sleeping sickness studied by precise enumerative methods : regular periodical increase of the parasites disclosed
A case of sleeping sickness studied by precise enumerative methods : further observations
The best antimalarial organization for the tropics
A case of sleeping sickness studied by precise enumerative methods : further observations
Leishmania donovani found in kala-azar
Constructive epidemiology
A summary of facts regarding malaria : suitable for public instruction
Malaria-control in Ceylon plantations : a report delivered to the Ceylon Association, London, on the 9th April, 1926
Some enumerative studies on malarial fever
Pseudo-relapses in cases of malarial fever during continuous quinine treatment
Discussion on the treatment of malaria. (Continued from p. 249, July, 1918, I.M.G.) : (Additional remarks.)
Some enumerative studies on malarial fever
A case of sleeping sickness studied by precise enumerative methods : regular periodical increase of the parasites disclosed
First progress report of the campaign against mosquitoes in Sierra Leone
Preliminary experiments on the effect of cold on various diseases in small animals
Some experiments on larvicides
Some enumerative studies on malarial fever
Mosquitoes and malaria in Britain
An interim report on the treatment of malaria : Abstract of 2,460 cases. War Office investigations
Malaria in Greece
Pseudo-relapses in cases of malarial fever during continuous quinine treatment
Some experiments on larvicides
Induced division of leucocytes and genesis of tumours
A case of malarial fever, showing a true parasitic relapse, during vigorous and continuous quinine treatment
Correspondence concerning a petition presented to the honourable House of Commons
Note on the bodies recently described by Leishman and Donovan
Further notes on Leishman's bodies
Malaria-control in Malaya and Assam : a visit of inspection, 1926-7
Report on the cultivation of proteosoma, Labbé, in grey mosquitos
Observations on a condition necessary to the transformation of the malaria crescent
The prevention of malaria
The prevention of malaria
From Major Ronald Ross to the Secretary to the Director General, Indian Medical Service, Simla
Infection of birds with Proteosoma by the bites of mosquitoes
First progres report of the campaign against mosquitoes in Sierra Leone
Malaria and mosquitoes
The campaign against malaria.
Captain Rogers' recent investigation on malaria
Surgn.-Lieut.-Col. Lawrie and the parasite of malaria
Report on a preliminary investigation into malaria in the Sigur Ghat, Ootacamund
Fables
A malaria problem ; On some peculiar pigmented cells found in two mosquitos (sic) fed on malarial blood
Instructions for the prevention of malarial fever : for the use of residents in malarious places
Report on the prevention of malaria in Mauritius
Das Malariafieber : dessen Ursachen, Verhütung und Behandlung Winke für Reisende, Jäger, Miltärs und Bewohner von Malariagegenden
The prevention of malaria
Report on the nature of kala-azar / by Major Ronald Ross
The prevention of malaria
Inaugural lecture on the possibility of extirpating malaria from certain localities by a new method
Further observations on the transformation of crescents
Report of the malaria expedition of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Medical Parasitology / by Ronald Ross, H.E. Annett, E.E. Austen with supplementary reports by G.M. Giles and R. Fielding-Ould
Report on the prevention of malaria in Mauritius / by Ronald Ross
