By Howard H. Tillemann, PhD
Summary: In the introduction to this bibliography of over 200 references, Dr. Hillemann speaks of the evolution of humankind's beliefs about disease and bodily defects, from early notions attributing such abnormalities to "divine visitation" to the idea, as of 1957, that such disorders are the result of a combination of genes and environment. Regarding the latter, Hilleman points out, "Proper nutrition is the most important single factor in the prevention of disease or in the recovery therefrom" and presents a list of references supporting this claim. While much of the content cited is no longer in print, just perusing the categories and titles of the papers of the bibliography is "impressively educational in itself," Hillemann writes. Reprint 66C, circa 1957.
View PDF: Developmental Malformation in Man and Other Animals: A Bibliography with Introduction
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