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- IMPACT of science on literature.

- Innovation versus science?

- Is there a scientist in the house? An endangered species: the neuroradiologist as clinician-investigator.

- John Guest Phillips: 13 June 1933-14 March 1987.

- Language: the lost tool of learning in medicine and science.

- LETTER TO A PSYCHOANALYST COLLEAGUE.

- Manuscripts on microfilm: papers of the history of science.

- Non-surgical management of early breast cancer in the United Kingdom: the role and practice of radiotherapy. Clinical Audit Sub-committee of the Faculty of Clinical Oncology, Royal College of Radiologists, and the Joint Council for Clinical Oncology. This paper reports on the delivery of radiotherapy to the primary site and lymphatic pathways in the management of early stage breast cancer. Radiotherapists...

- Points of view: effective partnerships between K-12 and higher education.

- Policy and science in children's health and environment: recommendations from the PINCHE project. BACKGROUND: Policy recommendations result from the discussions and analysis of the present situation in environment and health. Such analysis was performed...

- Polio eradication & India--bringing science into public health.

- Recent advances in physical science and public health.

- Reply to Whitehouse and Deal editorial.

- Science and ophthalmology.

- SCIENCE FAIRS, CAREERS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS.

- Science, and the other powers: religious, esthetic, economic, political.

- SCIENCE, SOCIETY AND COMMUNICATIONS.

- Scientists and scholars of Polish origin and Polish men of learning active abroad: their share in the development of science.

- TEAMS AND THEIR LEADERS. SOME IMPLICATIONS FOR SCIENTIFIC WORK.

- The impact of Arabic science on western civilisation in the Middle Ages.