Biomedical subjects
H JACOBZINER
Publications and source records attributed to H JACOBZINER.
Poison control. How, where, when and why do accidental poisonings in children happen?
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A study of nonfatal accidents in children under supervision in child health stations of New York City Department of Health (1952-1959).
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Let there be no polio this year.
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Briefs on accidental chemical poisonings in New York City: miscellaneous poisonings in children and adults.
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Causation, prevention, and control of accidental poisoning.
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Briefs on accidental chemical poisonings in New York City-A series of serious incidents.
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Poisonings from insecticides, parents' medications, and other substances.
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Improper disposal of drugs and household products.
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Attempted suicides and other emergencies.
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Briefs on accidental chemical poisonings in New York City: out-of-town incidents.
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Unusual modes of ingestion.
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Briefs on accidental chemical poisonings in New York City; from the poison Control Center, New York City; from the Poison Control Center, New York City Department of Health; ingestion accidents and their mode of occurrence.
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Lead poisoning and pica in children.
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Ingestion of isopropyl alcohol, coal tar, and other substances.
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Intravenous use of oxytocin (pitocin) for induction of labor.
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Briefs on accidental chemical poisonings in New York City; incidents involving household products.
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Briefs on accidental chemical poisonings in New York City from the Poison Control Center, New York City Department of Health: grandparents, children, and poisons.
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