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Interest in diarrhoeal disease was intensified following the appointment of a subcommittee on enteritis in infancy by the Preventive Medicine Committee of the Medical Research Council.I am indebted to Dr. A. S. M. Macgregor, a member of the committee, for the suggestion to compile this review of the prevalence of the diarrhoeal diseases in Glasgow, with special reference to non-specific enteritis.The incidence of these diseases is indicated in the following list, which shows the average number of deaths or cases registered annually: Diarrhoea and enteritis (all ages), 1919-38 .422deaths Bacillary dyseniteries, 1919-38 .90cases
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Evan M. Bloch (1941) studied this question.
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