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Definition of Pellagras
1. pellagra [n] - See also: pellagra
Lexicographical Neighbors of Pellagras
Literary usage of Pellagras
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Pellagra by Henry Fauntleroy Harris (1919)
"While more than one volume of considerable size has been written on the
pseudo-pellagras, it does not appear to the author that the matter is of such ..."
2. The Newer Knowledge of Nutrition: The Use of Food for the Preservation of by Elmer Verner McCollum (1922)
"Roussel, T.: Traite de la pellagra et des psuedo-pellagras, Paris, 1866, 529. 3.
Lussana, and Frua: Sufla Pellagra, Milan, 1856. 4. Wussow, AF, and Grindley ..."
3. Pellagra, an American Problem by George McCallum Niles (1912)
"These intermittent pellagras in robust persons, where the habits are good and
the environment favorable, may run an almost indefinite course, permitting the ..."
4. Pellagra: History, Distribution, Diagnosis, Prognosis, Treatment, Etiology by Stewart Ralph Roberts (1912)
"... bacillus pellagras, and which he claimed to be the cause of the disease.
He has had no support. Other bacteria have been put forward as the cause, ..."
5. A Treatise on Pellagra: For the General Practitioner by Edward Jenner Wood (1912)
"(b) Strepto-bacillus pellagras, an organism which Professor Tizzoni claims to
have isolated from the blood, cérébro-spinal fluid, tissues, ..."
6. Public sanitation, and other papers: And Other Papers by Clement Adelbert Whiting (1916)
"Roussell, a French physician who has made a most careful study of Pellagra,
says: "Although the hypothesis of a pellagras virus has had a place in the ..."
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