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  1. The Face of Leprosy

    Date released
    Dec 1965
    Series name
    Mining Review 19th Year
    Issue no
    4
    NoS ID
    346314
    Story no
    4 / 4

    NoS synopsis: coal contributes to drug for leprosy. NCB Commentary - A village in India at sunrise. The burning sun will light the face of leprosy. These are sufferers from the oldest disease of mankind -...

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  2. Your Doctors Today

    Date released
    1947
    Series name
    The March of Time 12th Year
    Issue no
    11
    NoS ID
    352272
    Story no
    1 / 1

    The March of Time synopsis: War, points out the film, was responsible for the mass production of such remarkable new medicines as the sulfa drugs, streptomycin and the British discovery penicillin, and it...

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  3. ROAD TO RECOVERY

    Date released
    Oct 1951
    Series name
    Mining Review 5th Year
    Issue no
    2
    NoS ID
    345719
    Story no
    3 / 4

    BFI synopsis: a rehabilitation centre at Uddingston, Lanarkshire. These men are injured miners - some of them are playing in plaster casts. They’re being treated at the Uddingston Centre of the...

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  4. NYSTAGMUS: 2. The Conquest of a Disease

    Date released
    Dec 1953
    Series name
    Mining Review 7th Year
    Issue no
    4
    NoS ID
    345810
    Story no
    2 / 4

    BFI synopsis: The treatment of nystagmus. NCB Commentary - In last month’s issue, we saw some of the ways nystagmus can affect a man. We saw through the eyes of this miner what the disease can be like....

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  5. Nystagmus: 1. The Conquest of a disease

    Date released
    Nov 1953
    Series name
    Mining Review 7th Year
    Issue no
    3
    NoS ID
    345806
    Story no
    1 / 3

    BFI synopsis: the nature of the disease, and its prevention - good lighting and surfaces reflecting as much light as possible. NCB Commentary - This is the first of a series of stories on nystagmus. What is...

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  6. REPORT ON RHEUMATISM

    Date released
    Mar 1953
    Series name
    Mining Review 6th Year
    Issue no
    7
    NoS ID
    345780
    Story no
    4 / 4

    BFI synopsis: research work on the causes and cure of rheumatism in miners at a miners’ clinic - Walkden Clinic, Manchester. NCB Commentary - Mining is a tough job. However much is done to improve...

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  7. Pacific Frontiers

    Date released
    3 Dec 1945
    Series name
    The March of Time 11th Year
    Issue no
    1
    NoS ID
    352256
    Story no
    1 / 1

    The March of Time synopsis: In "Pacific Frontiers" the March of Time deals with the Allied achievements in the Far East, and shows the vital importance of the South Sea Islands as bases in the final assault...

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  8. Bill Jack Vs. Adolf Hitler

    Date released
    1 Nov 1943
    Series name
    The March of Time 9th Year
    Issue no
    3
    NoS ID
    352236
    Story no
    1 / 1

    The March of Time synopsis: "Bill Jack vs. Adolf Hitler" is the title of the March of Time’s story of Jack & Heintz Co. an Ohio defence factory, where employees are working eighty hours a week and liking...

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