Medals and journals
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From: | MTitford@aol.com |
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1) I don't wish to fall out with my fellow Brit Russ Allison but I think he
has given out the wrong information on Malta. All of Malta was awarded the
GEORGE CROSS for heroism during World War 11, hence it is now known as the
"George Cross Island".
On the medical side Malta is the home of Malta Fever (aka undulant fever or
Brucellosis), and was once home to some Knight Templers. They were the ones
wearing the Maltese Cross!
2) Someone asked about journals. Which journals you need to read depends a
lot on your field and interests. The JOH is fine but has a lot of research
stuff in it. If you work in the field of Surgical Pathology you may want to
look over some of the surgical pathology journals that have cutting edge
stuff in. I recommend "Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine" and
"American Journal of Clinical Pathology." These journals will tell you what
techniques are being used to make hard diagnosis.
Mike Titford
Pathology
USA Medical Center
Mobile, AL.
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