To the Editor:—When a man has been fifty years in practice (as I have been), he must
depend on the printed page for the bulk of his medical news. That accounts for my having …

To the Editor:—The editorial on asthmatic death in children (193: 678, 1965) seems very
important to us, considering the apparently paradoxical increased death rate in asthmatic …

To the Editor.—In addition to the letter by Donald Thomas, MD, I believe Oliver Wendell
Holmes the physician once said, in alluding to the infirmities of old age," When I look into the …

To the Editor.—I refer to the comments by Drs Brown and Moser on" Antihypertensive Drugs
and Danger to Vision"(237: 118, 1977). Recently, I saw such a case. Report of a Case.—In …

To the Editor.—I read with interest the LETTER of Weinstock (217: 1245, 1971) on transient
severe myopia. He and the readership in general might be interested to know of a case …

To the Editor.—I read with great interest the two prospective studies demonstrating the
relationship between smoking and cataracts. 1, 2 I have been studying this relationship …

To the Editor.—During my 56th year, a posterior subcapsular cataract developed in my left
eye. I had noticed only some loss of visual acuity and some photophobia earlier, but as the …

Low tolerance of contact lenses following bilateral cataract extraction 7 years earlier led to
the surgical implantation of a lens in a 79-year-old woman. The patient was receiving …

To the Editor.—I read with interest in the QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS section (230: 1202,
1974) the note entitled" What Risk to Fetus from Maternal Steroid Therapy." A 33-year-old …

To the Editor:—Relative to your editorial regarding cataracts associated with corticosteroids
and the article in the October, 1961, Archivesby Oglesby, et al. and the comments by the …