Effects of Deficiency in Vitamins in Infancy

Food Fortification: A Tool for Fighting Hidden Hunger

“…It was soon recognized that to be nutritionally equivalent to butter, margarine had to be fortified with vitamin A, eliminating xerophthalmia in Denmark. Vitamin D was added later [7].…”

Food Fortification: A Tool for Fighting Hidden Hunger

“…It was soon recognized that to be nutritionally equivalent to butter, margarine had to be fortified with vitamin A, eliminating xerophthalmia in Denmark. Vitamin D was added later [7].…”

The administration of vitamin C in a large institution and its effect on general health and resistance to infection

“…It seems clear, however, that there is an increased liability to infection in both man and animals in cases of frank scurvy (Hess, 1920;Hamburger & Goldschmidt, 1922-3;Werkman, Nelson & Fulmer, 1924;Grant, 1926;Schmidt-Weyland & Koltzsch, 1928;Grant, 1930;Bloch, 1931;Mackay, 1934;Robertson, 1934).…”

Medical Organizations—old and New

“…He recalls the fact that there is no diminution of hydro¬ chloric acid in the progress of a case of pernicious anemia and that achlorhydria is present from the onset, that achlorhydria persists in the stage of remission, and that it has been found frequently for years before pernicious anemia became manifest. 1 Pernicious anemia is not a congenital disease, for it is practically unknown in the first decade and extremely rare in the second. This does not exclude hereditary predisposition.…”

Food Fortification: A Tool for Fighting Hidden Hunger

“…It was soon recognized that to be nutritionally equivalent to butter, margarine had to be fortified with vitamin A, eliminating xerophthalmia in Denmark. Vitamin D was added later [7].…”

The administration of vitamin C in a large institution and its effect on general health and resistance to infection

“…It seems clear, however, that there is an increased liability to infection in both man and animals in cases of frank scurvy (Hess, 1920;Hamburger & Goldschmidt, 1922-3;Werkman, Nelson & Fulmer, 1924;Grant, 1926;Schmidt-Weyland & Koltzsch, 1928;Grant, 1930;Bloch, 1931;Mackay, 1934;Robertson, 1934).…”

Medical Organizations—old and New

“…He recalls the fact that there is no diminution of hydro¬ chloric acid in the progress of a case of pernicious anemia and that achlorhydria is present from the onset, that achlorhydria persists in the stage of remission, and that it has been found frequently for years before pernicious anemia became manifest. 1 Pernicious anemia is not a congenital disease, for it is practically unknown in the first decade and extremely rare in the second. This does not exclude hereditary predisposition.…”

Food Fortification: A Tool for Fighting Hidden Hunger

“…It was soon recognized that to be nutritionally equivalent to butter, margarine had to be fortified with vitamin A, eliminating xerophthalmia in Denmark. Vitamin D was added later [7].…”

The administration of vitamin C in a large institution and its effect on general health and resistance to infection

“…It seems clear, however, that there is an increased liability to infection in both man and animals in cases of frank scurvy (Hess, 1920;Hamburger & Goldschmidt, 1922-3;Werkman, Nelson & Fulmer, 1924;Grant, 1926;Schmidt-Weyland & Koltzsch, 1928;Grant, 1930;Bloch, 1931;Mackay, 1934;Robertson, 1934).…”

Medical Organizations—old and New

“…He recalls the fact that there is no diminution of hydro¬ chloric acid in the progress of a case of pernicious anemia and that achlorhydria is present from the onset, that achlorhydria persists in the stage of remission, and that it has been found frequently for years before pernicious anemia became manifest. 1 Pernicious anemia is not a congenital disease, for it is practically unknown in the first decade and extremely rare in the second. This does not exclude hereditary predisposition.…”