BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE PHYSICIANS IN THE STATE HOSPITAL SERVICE BUFFALO ARTHUR W. HURD, M. D., superintendent. Address on Mental Hygiene on February 2, 1916, at Lafayette GEORGE W. GORRILL, M. D., first assistant physician. A psychiatric study of the admissions to the hospital for the year 1914-15 for the annual report. JOSEPH B. BETTS, M. D., senior assistant physician. Report of the laboratory and analytical study of autopsy material for the year 1914-15 for the annual report, HELENE KUHLMANN, M. D., woman physician. "Sterilization in the Insane." Read before the Physicians' League of Buffalo on April 3, 1916. ST. LAWRENCE RICHARD H. HUTCHINGS, M. D., superintendent. "The State Hospital as a Factor in Social Service." Public lecture in Malone, January 25, 1916. PAUL G. TADDIKEN, M. D., first assistant physician. "The Value of Mental Clinics." Address before the Water town Medical Society, January 19, 1916. "The Prevention of Insanity." Public lecture, city of Watertown, January 20, 1916. "The Causes of Feeble-Mindedness." Read before the Ogdensburg Medical Society, February 1, 1916. A. G. LANE, M. D., senior assistant physician. "The Mendelian Theory.' Read before the Ogdensburg Medical Society, January 4, 1916. AARON T. COLNON, M. D., assistant physician. "The Binet-Simon Test." Read before the Ogdensburg Medical Society, February 15, 1916. HYMAN L. LEVIN, M. D., assistant physician. "The Biologic Conception of Insanity." Read before the Ogdensburg Medical Society, January 18, 1916. HARRY J. WORTHY, M. D., assistant physician. "Mental Hygiene." Public lecture in conjunction with the Children's Welfare Movement, at Philadelphia, N. Y., February 11, 1916. "Influenza." Read before the Ogdensburg Medical Society, March 21, 1916. MOHANSIC ISHAM G. HARRIS, M. D., superintendent. "Care and Treatment of the Insane." Address delivered at Yonkers, February 25, 1916. MANHATTAN WILLIAM MABON, M. D., superintendent. "Standards Set by a Great State in the Care of the Insane." A popular lecture delivered at the West Side Young Men's Christian Association, March 19, 1916. ERNEST M. POATE, M. D., senior assistant physician. "Psycho-motor Excitements in Dementia Præcox." Read before the Inter-Hospital Meeting held at Ward's Island, January 13, 1916. RALPH P. FOLSOM, M. D., senior assistant physician. "Outcome of Male Manic-depressive Cases Admitted to Manhattan State Hospital 1908-12, with Special Reference to Cases Showing Deterioration." Read before the InterHospital Meeting held at Ward's Island, January 13, 1916. PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE AUGUST HOCH, M. D., director. "On Benign Stupors." Presented at the Inter-Hospital Meeting, Manhattan State Hospital, January 12, 1916. CHARLES B. DUNLAP, M. D., chief associate in neuropathology. 'Some Observations on the Pathology of Huntington's Chorea." Read with lantern illustrations at the InterHospital Meeting at Manhattan State Hospital, January 12, 1916. "Some Observations on the Pathology of Huntington's Chorea, Especially in Relation to Wilson's Disease." Read with lantern illustrations and chart at the Neurological Section of the New York Academy of Medicine, March 14, 1916. JOHN T. MACCURDY, M. D., assistant in psychiatry. "A Clinical Study of Epileptic Deterioration." Read at the Clarence O. CHENEY, M. D., assistant physician for autopsies. STERNE MORSE, M. D., assistant in serology. "Dry Permanent Standards in the Wassermann Reaction and a Technic Based on their Use." Published in the PSYCHI ATRIC BULLETIN, Vol. IX, January, 1916. |