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1. The Geographical Pathology of Cancer in Malaya

   A T H Marsden in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 June 1958

2. The Harold Dorn Memorial Lecture

   Cancer of the alimentary tract takes a heavy toll of lives in many countries of the world. It is perhaps important in considering etiology that the...

   Harold L. Stewart in Proceedings of the 9th International Cancer Congress

   Chapter 1967
   

3. Upper alimentary tract cancer in Natal Indians with special reference to the betel-chewing habit.

   M Schonland, E Bradshaw in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 December 1969

4. Factors influencing oral and oropharyngeal cancers in India

   P N Wahi, U Kehar, B Lahiri in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 December 1965

5. Malignant tumours in Malaya.

   H S Ahluwalia, J B Duguid in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 March 1966

6. Cancer in Sarawak (Borneo). A preliminary survey.

   C S Muir, W F Oakley in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 June 1966

7. Betel, Tobacco, and Cancer of the Mouth

   C S Muir, R Kirk in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 December 1960

8. Cancer in Sabah (Borneo) a prelimanry survey

   C S Muir, M D Evans, P J Roche in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 December 1968

9. Histological changes in the oral mucosa of the wistar rat treated with commercial lime (calcium hydroxide)--an optical and submicroscopic study

   Satyavati M Sirsat, S V Kandarkar in British Journal of Cancer

   Article 01 June 1968

10. Cancer of the Buccal Cavity and Nasopharynx in Singapore

    C S Muir in British Journal of Cancer

    Article 01 December 1962

11. Epithelial atypia in hamster cheek pouches treated repeatedly with calcium hydroxide.

    L J Dunham, C S Muir, J E Hamner in British Journal of Cancer

    Article 01 September 1966

12. Effect of betel chewing on the oral mucosa.

    G E Tennekoon, G C Bartlett in British Journal of Cancer

    Article 01 March 1969

13. Cancer in Chiang Mai, North Thailand. A Relative Frequency Study

    The relative frequency of histologically diagnosed cancer at the Chiang Mai Medical School in North Thailand in 1964-67 inclusive is examined.

    Most of...

    W Menakanit, C S Muir, D K Jain in British Journal of Cancer

    Article 01 June 1971

14. A histopathologic study on the effect of tobacco chewing on the buccal mucosa in Indians and its relationships to cancer.

    M V Sirsat, V M Doctor in British Journal of Cancer

    Article 01 June 1967