Biomedical subjects
J Mosbech
Publications and source records attributed to J Mosbech.
[Hereditary gastrogenic lactose intolerance].
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[Bronchial asthma mortality in Denmark in relation to use of aerosol sprays].
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[The mortality from ulcerative colitis in Denmark 1960-69].
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A comparative study of the diagnostic basis for cancer of the colon and cancer of the rectum in Denmark and Finland.
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Cancer as a public health problem.
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[The possible connection between the degree of hardness of the water and the mortality from cardiovascular disease].
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Long-term survival after myocardial infarction: a national follow-up study of 642 patients in Denmark.
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Trends in the mortality from peptic ulcer in Denmark.
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A double-blind study of the effect of carbenoxolone sodium in the treatment of gastric ulcer.
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[The WHO-conference on medical data handling. The matter of medical records should have the right of priority].
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[Identification of risk groups in a population].
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[Recommendations for organization and administration of internal medicine departments].
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ABO blood groups in patients with gastric carcinoma associated with pernicious anaemia.
Comparison of the ABO blood groups of patients with all forms of gastric cancer and of those with gastric cancer preceded by pernicious anaemia has shown no differences between them. This finding supports the concept that blood group has a single effect associated with an underlying factor predisposing to either disease.
Sex ratio of gastric cancer related to site of the tumour.
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Nasal cancer in furniture-makers in Denmark.
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