Harold Percival Himsworth

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#1916

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Harold Percival Himsworth's Degrees

Bachelors Medicine University of Oxford
Bachelors Surgery University of Oxford
Doctorate Medicine University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Harold Percival Himsworth, KCB, FRS was a British scientist, best known for his medical research on diabetes mellitus. Early life He was born in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, the son of Joseph Arnold Himsworth and Amy Eliza Barraclough. He was educated at the local Spring Grove School and King James's Grammar School, Almondbury. He married Charlotte Gray in 1932: they had two sons.

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Harold Percival Himsworth's Published Works

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DIABETES MELLITUS: ITS DIFFERENTIATION INTO INSULIN-SENSITIVE AND INSULIN-INSENSITIVE TYPES (1936) (326)
The dietetic factor determining the glucose tolerance and sensitivity to insulin in healthy men. (1935) (229)
Insulin-sensitive and insulin-insensitive types of diabetes mellitus. (1939) (206)
LECTURES ON THE LIVER AND ITS DISEASES (1949) (158)
The syndrome of diabetes mellitus and its causes. (1949) (112)
Diet and the incidence of diabetes mellitus. (1935) (106)
Dietetic factors influencing the glucose tolerance and the activity of insulin (1934) (95)
THE MECHANISM OF DIABETES MELLITUS (1939) (82)
The university and medicine. (1951) (82)
Massive hepatic necrosis and diffuse hepatic tibrosis (acute yellow atrophy and portal cirrhosis): their production by means of diet. (1944) (81)
MANAGEMENT OF DIABETES MELLITUS (1936) (70)
TOXIPATHIC AND TROPHOPATHIC HEPATITIS (1944) (56)
Massive acute necrosis of the liver: Its significance and experimental production (1944) (48)
Dietetic Necrosis of the Liver : the Influence of α-Tocopherol (1949) (36)
The diet of diabetics prior to the onset of the disease. (1935) (34)
HIGH CARBOHYDRATE DIETS AND INSULIN EFFICIENCY (1934) (32)
Insulin Deficiency and Insulin Inefficiency* (1940) (31)
Epidemiology, genetics and sociology (1984) (30)
The action of young's glycotropic factor of the anterior pituitary gland (1938) (29)
_THYROTOXICOSIS TREATED WITH THIOUREA (1943) (28)
The Relation of Glycosuria to Glycæmia and the Determination of the Renal Threshold for Glucose (1932) (26)
ADDRESSES AND ORIGINAL ARTICLESTHE MECHANISM OF DIABETES MELLITUS (1939) (24)
Age and insulin sensitivity. (1939) (23)
THE ACTIVATION OF INSULIN (1932) (22)
The relation of the hypophysis to changes in sugar tolerance and insulin sensitivity induced by changes of diet (1938) (21)
Scientific Knowledge and Philosophic Thought (1986) (20)
The prevention of experimental massive hepatic necrosis by methionine. (1944) (20)
VITAMINS D2 AND D3 AND A.T. 10: IN CONGENITAL THYROID AND PARATHYROID DEFICIENCY (1940) (20)
Experimental trinitrotoluene poisoning; the effect of diet. (1942) (18)
The experimental production and development of diffuse hepatic fibrosis, portal cirrhosis. (1948) (17)
Protamine Insulin and Zinc Protamine Insulin* (1937) (16)
Lectures on the liver and its diseases : comprising the Lowell lectures delivered at Boston, Massachusetts, in March 1947 (1950) (14)
Pathological States Due to Deficiency of the Sulphur-Containing Amino-Acids (1945) (13)
Thyroidectomy and thiouracil in toxic goitre; an interim comparison. (1947) (12)
Thiouracil in Treatment of Thyrotoxicosis* (1948) (12)
THE ROLE OF GLUCOSE IN THE TREATMENT OF DIABETIC INTOXICATION (1932) (11)
Bradford Hill and statistics in medicine. (1982) (10)
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS COMPLICATING DIABETES MELLITUS (1938) (10)
The Integration of Medicine (1955) (10)
Protein Metabolism in Relation to Disease (1946) (10)
Exclusion of the liver in the rabbit (1938) (9)
The development and organization of scientific knowledge (1970) (8)
Nutritional aspects of the development of bone and connective tissue. (1969) (7)
Change and permanence in education for medicine. (1953) (7)
The action of adrenaline in accelerating the removal of the blood sugar by the peripheral tissues (1938) (7)
Research in Occupational Health (1957) (7)
Administration and the structure of scientific knowledge. (1969) (6)
Tocopherol and protein deficiency in relation to the development of dietetic massive necrosis of the liver in rats. (1950) (6)
INFECTIVE MONONUCLEOSIS AND THE PAUL-BUNNELL TEST (1940) (6)
Society and the Advancement of Natural Knowledge* (1962) (5)
The gross chemical changes in the liver in dietetic necrosis. (1945) (5)
The relation of glycosuria to glycaemia and the determination of the renal threshold for glucose. (1931) (5)
The intralobular circulation in acute liver injury by carbon tetrachloride. (1948) (5)
TEMPORARY VISUAL DISTURBANCE AS AN INITIAL SYMPTOM OF DIABETES MELLITUS (1932) (4)
John Wynne Pugh: a medical saga. (1976) (4)
Discussion on the Influence of Nutritional Factors in Liver Disease (1945) (4)
On the integration of expert knowledge into the machinery of government. (1980) (4)
RECENT ADVANCES IN THE TREATMENT OF DIABETES. (1931) (4)
Thiouracil for Hyperthyroidism (1944) (4)
The integration of medicine; the endeavour of Thomas Linacre and its present significance. (1955) (4)
Dietary Injury of Liver (1944) (3)
AMINOTHIAZOLE IN THE TREATMENT OF THYROTOXICOSIS (1946) (3)
HIGH CARBOHYDRATE DIET IN DIABETES. (1931) (3)
Thomas Lewis and the development of support for clinical research. (1982) (3)
Charles Robert Harington, 1897-1972 (1972) (3)
THYROTOXICOSIS TREATED WITH THIOUREA (1944) (3)
VITAMINS D2 AND D3 AND A. T. 10 IN CONGENITAL THYROID AND PARATHYROID DEFICIENCY (1940) (3)
Medical research. The last hundred years and the future. (1968) (3)
EXPERIMENTAL TRINITROTOLUENE POISONINGThe Effect of Diet (1943) (3)
WHAT 'NUTRITION' REALLY MEANS (1968) (3)
VAGARIES OF THE PAUL-BUNNELL TEST (1941) (3)
Sir Landsborough Thomson (1977) (2)
Social class differences in infant mortality: a problem of competing hypotheses—a comment (1989) (2)
An Academy of Medicine (1973) (2)
Dietetic necrosis of the liver; the influence of alpha-tocopherol. (1949) (2)
MEDICAL EDUCATION IN GREAT BRITAIN (1943) (2)
MANAGEMENT OF DIABETES MELLITUS (1936) (2)
Derangements of the hepatic circulation in disease. (1947) (1)
Epidemiology, Genetics and Sociology (1986) (1)
Clinical research. Its contribution to biological thought. (1970) (1)
Tools of Biological Research (1961) (1)
Liver damage of metabolic origin. (1949) (1)
The Mode of Action and Clinical Uses of the Thiouracil Group of Drugs (1949) (1)
GEORGE PAYLING WRIGHT. (1964) (1)
Complications of Cortisone and A.C.T.H. Therapy (1951) (1)
Thiouracil and thiourea in the treatment of thyrotoxicosis. (1945) (1)
Haemophilia (1954) (0)
GEE'S DISEASE (1934) (0)
Colonial Research 1950-1951. Colonial Medical Research Committee. Sixth Annual Report (1950-1951). (1951) (0)
Presidential address. (1957) (0)
Leukaemia and Ankylosing Spondylitis (1955) (0)
PREVENTION OF DIABETES (1941) (0)
Prof. T. R. Elliott, C.B.E., F.R.S. (1961) (0)
Thiouracil and its derivatives in the routine treatment of thyrotoxicosis. (1948) (0)
Glycosuria of “Lag Storage” Type (1936) (0)
Sir Edward Mellanby, 1885-1955. (1955) (0)
PROTEIN HYDROLYSATES IN STARVATION (1945) (0)
Renal circulation. (1947) (0)
ORGANISATION AND THE GROWTH OF KNOWLEDGE (1971) (0)
Specialisation, stratification, and research. (1952) (0)
Cyanacetic Acid Hydrazide (1954) (0)
Tools of biological research : third series (1961) (0)
Dr. Charles Bolton, F.R.S. (1948) (0)
Sudden Circulatory Failure and Diabetic Coma (1934) (0)
The Liver: some Physiological and Clinical Aspects Introduction (1957) (0)
THE CONTROL OF DIABETIC TREATMENT (1934) (0)
Colonial Research 1959-1960. Colonial Medical Research Committee. Fifteenth Annual Report, 1959-1960. (1960) (0)
Lectures On The Liver And Its Diseases(second Edition) (1950) (0)
Nutrition and liver disease. (1948) (0)
Clinical research: its contribution to biological thought. (1972) (0)
Medical research in contemporary society. (1956) (0)
Diabetic Coma (1949) (0)
Discussion: Liver Damage of Metabolic Origin (1949) (0)
Nutritional Macrocytic Anaemia (1945) (0)
The Human Right to Life: Its Nature and Origin (1973) (0)
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (1956) (0)
LEUKÆMIA AND ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS (1955) (0)
Sudden Circulatory Failure and Diabetic Coma (1934) (0)
GEORGE PAYLING WRIGHT. (1965) (0)

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