Editorial:

Diamond Jubilee
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 233-234. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Articles:

G. Stead

Sixty Years of Radiology: Physics
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 234-238. [Abstract] [PDF]  

John Cockcroft

The Future Role of Atomic Energy in Industry, Science and Medicine
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 256-260. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Radiation Martyrs
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 273. [Abstract] [PDF]  

H. Holthusen, F. Gauwerky, and F. Heinzel

Automatic Control of the Tube Current as a Means of Dose Regulation in Tangential Rotation
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 274-276. [Abstract] [PDF]  

The British Institute of Radiology North of England Branch
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 276. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Hong Kong Branch
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 276. [Abstract] [PDF]  

W. V. Mayneord and H. J. D. Ireland

Radiography with Thulium 170 and Xenon 133
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 277-285. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R. W. Stanford and T. H. Hills

An Advance in X-ray Film Processing
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 286-294. [Abstract] [PDF]  

A. G. M. Davies

Bilateral Humerus Varus
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 295-296. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Sixty Years of Radiology:

Russell J. Reynolds

Radiology
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 238-245. [Abstract] [PDF]  

N. S. Finzi

Radiotherapy
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 245-249. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Cuthbert Andrews

X-ray Apparatus
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 249-252. [Abstract] [PDF]  

A. Lacassagne

Radiobiology
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 252-253. [Abstract] [PDF]  

James T. Case

Radiology
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 253-255. [Abstract] [PDF]  

The Hazards from the Increasing Use of Ionizing Radiations: A Symposium:

W. G. Marley

I. The Control of Radiological Hazards in the Future Development of Atomic Energy
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 261-265. [Abstract] [PDF]  

G. M. Ardran

II. The Dose to Operator and Patient in X-ray Diagnostic Procedures
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 266-269. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Alma Howard

III. An Attempt to Assess the Genetic Changes Resulting from the Irradiation of Human Populations
Br J Radiol 1956 29: 270-273. [Abstract] [PDF]  

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