Evolution historique de l'appréciation des études sur le choléra de John Snow et de William Farr

Snow J. On the mode of communication of cholera. 2nd ed. London: Churchill, 1855.

Farr W. Report on the mortality of cholera in England, 1848–49. London: W. Clowes, 1852.

Review. Lancet 1852;1: 268.

Pelling M. Cholera: fever and English medicine 1825–1865 Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1978.

Brown PE. John Snow-the autumn loiterer. Bull Hist Med 1961;35: 519–28.

Brown PE. Another look at John Snow. Anesth Analg 1964;43: 646–54.

Snow J. On the mode of communication of cholera. London: Churchill, 1849; 6–9.

Snow J. On the pathology and mode of communication of cholera. London Med Grazette 1849;ns 9: 745.

Shephard DAE. John Snow: anaesthetist to a Queen and epidemiologist to a nation: a biography. Cornwall: York Point Publishing, 1995.

Budd W. Malignant Cholera: its cause, mode of propagation, and prevention. London: J. Churchill, 1849.

Chave SPW. Henry Whitehead and cholera in Broad Street. Med Hist 1958;2: 97–98.

Parkes EA. Review. Br Foreign Med Rev 1855;15: 449–63.

Simon J. Report of the last two cholera-epidemics of London, as affected by the consumption of impure water. British Parliamentary Papers (B.P.P.) 1856; LIII.

Parkes EA. A Manual of practical hygiene. London: J. Churchill, 1864: 57.

The Committee for Scientific Inquiries. Report in relation to the cholera-epidemic of 1854. B.P.P. 1854–55;XXI: 48.

Eyler JM. William Farr on the cholera: the sanitarian's disease theory and the statistician's method. J Hist Med 1973;28: 79–100.

Eyler JM. Victorian Social Medicine: the ideas and methods of William Farr. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. 1979.

Farr W. Report of the cholera epidemic of 1866 in England, Suppl. 29th A.R.R.G. B.P.P. 1867–68XXXVII.

Farr W. “Letter to the Registrar General”, 17th A.R.R.G. B.P.P. 1856,XVIII: 74–99.

Langmuir AD. Epidemiology of airborne infection. Bact Rev 1961;25: 174.

Farr W. Influence of elevation on the fatality of cholera. J Statist Soc Lond 1852;15: 155–83.

Farr W. “Letter”, 2nd A.R.R.G. B.P.P. 1840;XVII: 88 (14).

Farr W. Address on public health, trans. natl Assn Prom Social Science. Manchester: National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, 1866: 75–6.

Ducan W. Letter. J Statist Soc Lond 1852;15: 183.

Simon J. English sanitary institutions, reviewed in their course of development, and in some of their political and social relations. London: Cassell, 1890: 259–60.

Luckin W. The final catastrope-cholera in London, 1866. Med Hist 1877;21: 35–6.

Crellin JK. The Dawn of the germ theory: particles, infection and biology. In: Poynter FNL, ed. Medicine and science in the 1860s. Proceedings of the Sixth British Congress on the History of Medicine. London, Wellcome Institute of the History of Medicine 1968: 57–76.