Darwin's Illness Revealed

Article Abstract:

Charles Darwin had health propblems for the last 40 years of his life. He saw many doctors and a number of diagnoses were proposed. His symptoms included: chrontic fatigue, nausea, frequent vomiting, a swimming head, severe headaches, trembling, insomnia, joint pain, rases, boils, tooth and gum problems, heart palpitations and depression. This article proposes a diagnosis of systemic lactose intolerance.

Health aspects, Diagnosis, 19th century AD, Darwin, Charles, Lactose intolerance

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Do Post-Take Ward Round Proformas Improve Communciation and Influence Quality of Patient Care?

Article Abstract:

The post-take ward round reviews every patient within 24 hours of admission to make clinical decisions and formulate a management plan. Often the information was not adequately documented. After a proforma sheet was introduced the quality of documentation improved considerably.

Records and correspondence, Physical diagnosis, Medical examination, Periodic health examinations

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Lord Kelvin

Article Abstract:

Lord Kelvin, better known, as Sir William Thomson possessed the rare quality of being classified as analytic as well as synthetic.

In memoriam, Kelvin, William Thomson, Baron

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