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Joseph E. Connery

New York University

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Annals of Internal Medicine | 1934

PARENTERAL LIVER THERAPY IN PERNICIOUS ANEMIA: OBSERVATIONS COVERING TWO YEARS OF CONTINUED USE

Joseph E. Connery; Leonard J. Goldwater

Excerpt The literature on the parenteral use of liver extract in the treatment of pernicious anemia was extensively reviewed by Conner1in 1932 and subsequently by others. In the main, except for th...

JAMA | 1932

PARENTERAL USE OF LIVER EXTRACT IN TREATMENT OF PERNICIOUS ANEMIA

Joseph E. Connery; Leonard J. Goldwater

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences | 1934

Lack of effect of liver treatment on the circulating reticulocytes in the pigeon.

Harry Heimann; Joseph E. Connery; Leonard J. Goldwater

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences | 1932

PREGNANCY IN THE COUESE OF LEUKEMIA

Ira I. Kaplan; Joseph E. Connery

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences | 1931

1) Studies on patients with pernicious anemia treated with massive doses of liver extract.

Joseph E. Connery; Leonard J. Goldwater

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences | 1931

Studies on the " acid deficit" in pernicious anemia. With a report of a case showing return of free acid.

Joseph E. Connery; Norman. Jolliffe

The New England Journal of Medicine | 1935

Hemoptysis in Trichiniasis.

Leonard J. Goldwater; Israel Steinberg; Harry Most; Joseph E. Connery

The New England Journal of Medicine | 1933

Pernicious Anemia: A Conditioned Deficiency

Joseph E. Connery; Leonard J. Goldwater

Journal of Parasitology | 1935

A study of intestinal parasitism in New York City.

Jean A. Curran; Joseph E. Connery; Leonard J. Goldwater

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences | 1934

EVANESCENT EFFECT OF INTRATIBIAL INJECTIONS OF BACILLUS WELCHII TOXIN IN RABBITS

Leonard J. Goldwater; Joseph E. Connery; Harry Heimann

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Leonard J. Goldwater

New York University

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