Jerry Morris

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Jerry Morris is affiliated with the following schools: University College London, University of Glasgow, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

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PhD Epidemiology London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

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According to Wikipedia, Jeremiah Noah Morris was a Scottish epidemiologist who established the importance of physical activity in preventing cardiovascular disease. Early life Morris was born on 6 May 1910 in Liverpool. His Jewish family had emigrated to escape pogroms in Poland. Arriving by boat in Liverpool, the family adopted the surname of the ship's captain. His family moved to Glasgow, where Jerry was brought up in poverty. His childhood experiences of Glasgow's slums informed his later work, and led to his membership of the Labour Party which he joined at the age 16, and only left when in his nineties in his disgust at the Second Gulf War. In his interview with Max Blythe, Morris notes that he once had rickets and signs of the disease were evident into adulthood, and stated that rickets were an indicator of poverty.

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A co-operative trial in the primary prevention of ischaemic heart disease using clofibrate. Report from the Committee of Principal Investigators. (1978) (939)
Coronary heart-disease and physical activity of work. (1953) (859)
Coronary Heart Disease and Physical Activity of Work (1958) (782)
VIGOROUS EXERCISE IN LEISURE-TIME: PROTECTION AGAINST CORONARY HEART DISEASE (1980) (712)
Mortality and hardness of local water-supplies. (1968) (617)
USES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY (1955) (564)
Exercise in leisure time: coronary attack and death rates. (1990) (475)
Controlled trial of soyabean oil in myocardial infarction. (1968) (441)
Vigorous exercise in leisure-time and the incidence of coronary heart-disease. (1973) (426)
Incidence and prediction of ischaemic heart-disease in London busmen. (1966) (405)
Diet and heart: a postscript. (1977) (370)
CORONARY HEART DISEASE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF WORK (1954) (335)
Epidemiology and prevention. (1982) (326)
Exercise in the prevention of coronary heart disease: today's best buy in public health. (1994) (256)
Hardness of local water-supplies and mortality from cardiovascular disease in the County Boroughs of England and Wales. (1961) (202)
CORONARY HEART-ATTACKS IN EAST LONDON (1975) (195)
Epidemiological and clinical picture of Addison's disease. (1968) (174)
Social inequalities in health (1991) (152)
Nature of essential hypertension. (1960) (144)
Physique of London busmen; epidemiology of uniforms. (1956) (129)
Clinical and biochemical indicators of cardiovascular disease among men living in hard and soft water areas. (1973) (127)
Recent history of coronary disease. (1951) (117)
Occupational Toxic Factor in Mortality from Coronary Heart Disease (1968) (97)
SOCIAL INEQUALITIES UNDIMINISHED (1979) (96)
Vigorous exercise in leisure time, coronary risk-factors, and resting electrocardiogram in middle-aged male civil servants. (1976) (88)
Epidemiological observations on high blood-pressure without evident cause. (1959) (77)
Coronary Heart Disease in Medical Practitioners (1952) (76)
Fatality from three common surgical conditions in teaching and non-teaching hospitals. (1957) (74)
Coronary heart disease risk in men and the epidemic of overweight and obesity (2005) (74)
Patterns of mortality in middle and early old age in the county boroughs of England and Wales. (1969) (73)
Occupation and coronary heart disease. (1959) (72)
Diet and Plasma Cholesterol in 99 Bank Men (1963) (71)
Changes in water hardness and local death-rates. (1971) (69)
Social and biological factors in infant mortality. IV. The independent effects of social class, region, the mother's age and her parity. (1955) (64)
Inequalities in health: ten years and little further on (1990) (61)
Epidemiology of ischaemic heart disease. (1969) (60)
Social and Biological Factors in Infant Mortality* (1959) (57)
MDS data should be used for research. (1992) (51)
NEIGHBOURHOOD, SCHOOL AND JUVENILES BEFORE THE COURTS (1972) (49)
I. OBJECTS AND METHODS (1955) (47)
Coronary Heart Disease in London Busmen (1961) (46)
WHO clofibrate/cholesterol trial: clarifications (1992) (46)
V. Mortality in relation to the father's occupation; 1911-1950. (1955) (46)
Recent history of coronary disease. (1951) (44)
Case-fatality of hyperplasia of the prostate in two teaching and three regional-board hospitals. (1971) (43)
Cardiovascular disease and the mineral content of drinking water. (1971) (42)
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF PEPTIC ULCER VITAL STATISTICS (1944) (40)
Tomorrow's community physician. (1969) (39)
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) and Related Motor Neuron Diseases: An Overview (2015) (37)
Health and Social Change: I. The Recent History of Rheumatic Heart Disease. (1944) (35)
Social and biological factors in infant mortality. II. Variation of mortality with mother's age and parity. (1955) (34)
Recent History of Ischaemic Heart Disease and Duodenal Ulcer in Doctors (1968) (32)
Lead in drinking water. (1967) (31)
Coronary Heart Disease in Transport Workers. A Progress Report* (1954) (30)
Mortality benefits of population-wide adherence to national physical activity guidelines: a prospective cohort study (2014) (30)
Epidemiology and cardiovascular disease of middle age. II. (1960) (28)
Cost-benefit analysis of an emergency alarm and response system: a case study of a long-term care program. (1981) (28)
SOCIAL AND BIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN INFANT MORTALITY * (1959) (27)
Equalities and inequalities in health (1980) (26)
ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND CORONARY (ISCHÆMIC) HEART-DISEASE (1961) (24)
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF JUVENILE RHEUMATISM (1942) (22)
III. THE EFFECT OF MOTHER'S AGE ANDPARITY ON SOCIAL-CLASS DIFFERENCESIN INFANT MORTALITY (1955) (21)
Housing and case-managed home care programs and subsequent institutional utilization. (1987) (21)
Social and Biological Factors in Infant Mortality * (1956) (19)
Impact of work on the quality of life of community-residing young elderly. (1991) (19)
Sounding Boards. Management and financing of long-term-care services: a new approach to a chronic problem. (1982) (18)
Case-fatality in teaching and non-teaching hospitals. (1960) (18)
Usage and acceptance of an emergency alarm system by the frail elderly. (1982) (16)
Four Cheers for Prevention (1973) (15)
Social and biological factors in infant mortality. I. Objects and methods. (1955) (13)
Fibrinolytic activity and coronary-artery disease. (1968) (13)
Dietary intake and the risk of coronary heart disease in Japanese men living in Hawaii. (1981) (12)
PROGNOSIS OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS (1957) (12)
Physical inactivity and coronary heart disease. (1974) (12)
Are health services important to the people's health? (1980) (12)
Capacity and incapacity for work: some recent history. (1965) (11)
Social inequalities undiminished. (1980) (10)
Planning medical information systems in a unified health service. (1972) (10)
Ruptured Ventricle (1960) (10)
Where are the teachers of community medicine? (1969) (9)
Epidemiological aspects of ischaemic heart disease. (1961) (9)
Social and biological factors in infant mortality. III. The effect of mother's age and parity on social-class differences in infant mortality. (1955) (9)
Exercise, health, and medicine. (1983) (9)
Some current trends in public health (1963) (9)
Epidemiology and cardiovascular disease of middle age. I. (1960) (9)
Exercise versus heart attack: questioning the consensus? (1996) (9)
Exercise versus heart attack: questioning the consensus? (1996) (9)
CHANGING THE NATIONAL DIET TO REDUCE CORONARY HEART DISEASE (1982) (8)
Diet, leisure activity and skinfold measurements of sedentary men. (1970) (8)
The congregate housing services program: an analysis of service utilization and cost. (1987) (8)
A MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF 1592 WORKERS (1941) (8)
Water hardness, rainfall, and cardiovascular mortality. (1972) (8)
INCIDENCE of peptic ulcer. (1950) (7)
EXERCISE AND THE HEART (1981) (7)
Coronary disease in England. (1962) (7)
Occupational Mortality: Coronary Heart Disease (1956) (7)
Promoting exercise in primary care. (1995) (6)
Editorial: Epidemiology and Coronary Heart Disease (1958) (6)
Technical Tips: Methods of Warming and Maintaining Limb Temperature during Nerve Conduction Studies (2013) (6)
Coronary Thrombosis: a Modern Epidemic (1956) (6)
Epidemiological Aspects of Ischaemic Heart Disease † (1961) (6)
Capacity and incapacity for work: some recent history. (1965) (6)
Exercise, health, and medicine (1983) (6)
Evidence for the benefits of exercise from epidemiological studies. (1978) (5)
Changes in morale experienced by elderly institutional applicants along the institutional path. (1975) (5)
Uses of epidemiology. 3rd edition. (1975) (5)
Dietary fibre from cereals and the incidence of coronary heart disease (1978) (5)
Sickness Absence before the First Clinical Episode of Coronary Heart Disease (1954) (5)
Primary prevention of heart attack. (1975) (5)
Physical inactivity and coronary heart disease. (1974) (5)
Epidemiology of coronary atherosclerosis. (1955) (5)
Physical Activity Versus Heart Attack: a Modern Epidemic (2008) (5)
CHANGING THE NATIONAL DIET TO REDUCE CORONARY HEART DISEASE (1982) (4)
Exercise versus heart attack (2005) (4)
PREVENTION OF HEART-DISEASE (1973) (4)
Social and biological factors in infant mortality. Variation of mortality with mothers age and parity. (1959) (4)
Mortality and hardness of water. (1968) (4)
Exercise and coronary heart disease (1987) (3)
Health of four hundred millions. (1945) (3)
Health promotion. The case against TSE. (1996) (3)
Uses of epidemiology. 1955. (2007) (3)
INTERPRETATION OF CLOFIBRATE TRIAL (1984) (3)
An Epidemiological Approach to Coronary Artery Disease. (1955) (3)
Report on The Health of 401 Chindits (1945) (3)
Erratum to: Walking to Health (2012) (3)
SOCIAL INEQUALITIES IN CHILD HEALTH (1979) (3)
Social Conditions and Juvenile Rheumatism (1951) (2)
SOCIAL INEQUALITIES AND HEALTH (1979) (2)
Postneonatal Mortality. (1979) (2)
Calculating health and social change : an essay on (2007) (2)
INEQUALITY, POVERTY, AND HEALTH (1986) (2)
Occupational mortality; coronary heart disease in 1950 with some related observations. (1956) (2)
Recalling the miracle that was penicillin: two memorable patients. (2004) (2)
Doctors for What?—Medical Care Tomorrow (1968) (2)
Primary prevention of heart attack. (1975) (2)
Recalling the Miracle that was Penicillin: Two Memorable Patients (2004) (2)
Social and biological factors in infant mortality; 5. Mortality in relation to the fathers occupation 1911-1950. (1955) (2)
Heart Disease Research (1952) (2)
Epidemiology and cardiovascular disease of middle age. II. (1961) (2)
Current concepts in management of cervical spine fractures and dislocations (1975) (1)
COÖPERATION IN RESEARCH ON HEART-DISEASE (1952) (1)
TARGETING CORONARY RISK FACTOR CONTROL (1983) (1)
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE EFFECTS OF CORTISONE (1950) (1)
Cardiovascular disease in hard and soft water areas. (1973) (1)
Deaths from appendicitis and appendicectomy. (1967) (1)
Cardiovascular disease in hard and soft water areas. (1973) (1)
CORONARY AND MYOCARDIAL DISEASE (1952) (1)
Epidemiology and coronary heart disease. (1958) (1)
Lowering of blood cholesterol by dietary recommendations in middle-aged men. (1972) (1)
Towards Prevention and Health (2009) (1)
Men at Work* (1950) (1)
Sickness Absence: Return to Work? (1965) (1)
PRIMARY ROUND CELLED SARCOMA OF THE STOMACH (1)
Coronary disease in England. (1962) (1)
III. EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION (1939) (1)
Modern epidemiology? (1988) (1)
DISABILITIES OF THE SHOULDER REGION (1926) (1)
Epidemiology of coronary atherosclerosis. (1955) (1)
Industrial health: what is it we are trying to do? (1951) (1)
Doctors for what?--Medical care tomorrow. (2009) (1)
War in Korea : a brief treatise upon the campaign now in progress : its origin, and probable results (1)
SUPPLY OF ANTI—Rh SERUM (1947) (0)
‘Coronary Thrombosis’ Progress and Prospects (1967) (0)
Large-scale X-ray Examinations (1940) (0)
Changing Healthcare in the Era of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2015) (0)
Health promotion; health education: postscript. (1986) (0)
Heart Disease in Transport Workers. (1959) (0)
G.P.s' Help in Peptic Ulcer Inquiry (1950) (0)
Walking to health. (1998) (0)
COALMINERS (1947) (0)
Social medicine. (1959) (0)
TRANSLATED ARTICLE: USES OF EPIDEMIOLOGY (2009) (0)
Confounding in epidemiological studies. (1992) (0)
Symposium on operational research in the National Health Service; Introduction. (1958) (0)
Letter in answer to Oliver's article published in atherosclerosis 2000; 150:1-12. Investigations of the Medical Research Council's Social Medicine Unit. (2001) (0)
Works practice in the manufacture of non-ferrous extruded and rolled products (1960) (0)
Social inequalities: a home front? (1991) (0)
Book Review: Chronic Diseases and Public Health (1968) (0)
Physical training and coronary risk factors. (1980) (0)
NUTRITION IN WAR-TIME (1940) (0)
Medical aspects of Red Cross in the second World war. (1946) (0)
Industrial Health: What is it We are Trying to Do? (1951) (0)
Ischaemic Heart Disease -a World Problem (0)
Prevalence of coronary disease and dietary risk factors in Great Britain. (1986) (0)
Medical Education (1958) (0)
Medical aspects of Red Cross in the second World war. (1946) (0)
Symposium on Operational Research in the National Health Service (1958) (0)
Some suggested procedures for proper maintenance of floors. (1951) (0)
The water story. (1971) (0)
NATIONAL INSURANCE IN AUSTRALIA AS AFFECTING THE MEDICAL PROFESSION (1924) (0)
Some suggested procedures for proper maintenance of floors. (1951) (0)
Aetiology of ischaemic heart disease (I.H.D.). (1962) (0)
Aetiology of ischaemic heart disease (I.H.D.). (1962) (0)
CONCLUDING REMARKS: Exercise and Public Health (2009) (0)
Summary of Discussion of Papers by Drs Hollmann and Vuori (2009) (0)
Review of “Buschbacher’s Manual of Nerve Conduction Studies, Third Edition,“ by Dinesh Kumbhare, Lawrence Robinson, and Ralph Buschbacher (2016) (0)
Men at work. (1950) (0)
SURGICAL CLINICS IN NORTH AMERICA (1930) (0)
FUTURE OF THE N.H.S. (1950) (0)
COST OF BECOMING A DOCTOR (1960) (0)
SCOTTISH HEARTS (1979) (0)
The Study of War. For Statesmen and Citizens. Major-General Sir George Aston, K.C.B. Longmans, 10/6 net. (1927) (0)
Comparative Study of Compliance among Patients Attending an Opiate Outpatient Treatment Center in Rural Appalachia (2015) (0)
Problem of Occupational Selection (1933) (0)
EXERCISE AND THE HEART: ROUND TWO (1981) (0)
Observation of a believer (2002) (0)
AFTER COURT (1977) (0)
[Primary prevention of ischemic heart disease using clofibrate. Cooperative epidemiological study]. (1979) (0)
Epidemiology and prevention. (1982) (0)
The Value of Preventive Medicine: Ciba Foundation Symposium 110 (1986) (0)
[Social medicine]. (1961) (0)
Book Review: The Value of Preventive Medicine (1986) (0)
Kathleen Mears Memorial Lecture: Go for the Gold: Essential Skills for Neurodiagnostic Practitioners (2017) (0)
SOCIAL SURVEYS (1959) (0)
Chronic Diseases and Public Health (1968) (0)
Ischaemic heart disease and cholesterol ... and mislead on adverse effects. (1994) (0)

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