| the beri-beri hospital, singapore (1907-1925). | the high incidence of beri-beri in the 1890s and 1900s coupled with the ignorance of its causation led to many forms of treatment, culminating in the establishment of a "specialised hospital" in singapore. however, the "anti-beri-beri" factor in unpolished rice soon made this hospital redundant. | 1994 | 7997911 |
| an outbreak of bacillus cereus food poisoning. | | 1982 | 6817420 |
| nutritional conditions among women and children in internment in the civilian camp at singapore by c. d. williams from proceedings of the nutrition society 5:127, 1946. | | 1973 | 4587986 |
| rice gruel in management of infantile diarrhoea. | | 1985 | 3831608 |
| gastroenteritis: iii. rice-water in the management of infantile gastroenteritis in singapore. | alternate cases of infantile gastroenteritis (ige) admitted to the department of pediatrics, national university of singapore, were put on rice water (rw) or the standard world health organization oralyte solution (wos) to compare the effect of oral rw to wos. on admission, each patient's hydration status was assessed. serum electrolytes were taken before any treatment was initiated. milk was totally withdrawn for 24 hours, or longer, as the situation demanded. those who needed intravenous f ... | 1981 | 7052847 |
| rice gruel in management of infantile diarrhoea. | | 1985 | 4071086 |