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The article presents instructions regarding sending original articles and case reports bearing on dermatology, syphilis, or on general medicine to the journal "Australasian Journal of Dermatology." The articles should be sent to the editor Adrian Johnson at 143, Macquarie Street, Sydney, New South Wales. The articles should be typed with double and triple spacing. References to the articles should conform to the Harvard System. Figures and graphs should be drawn in Indian ink on thick white paper of graph paper.

The article outlines the first Conference of Medical Journalism in Australia and New Zealand, held in Sydney, Australia, from October 26th to 28th, 1906. The conference consisted of six formal papers, three round table discussions, and a concluding session in which the themes were synthesized and summarized. The sponsors were the Post Graduate Committee in Medicine of the University of Sydney and the Post-Graduate Medical Foundation.

The Australasian College of Dermatologists will be sponsoring the Pacific Congress of Dermatology in Sydney, New South Wales, on June 22-27, 1975, and invites colleagues in the Pacific area, interested in dermatology and related disciplines, to attend. The programme will include scientific sessions and social events. Overseas visitors will find this Congress will be an excellent opportunity for professional advancement and social enjoyment. It is large enough for participants to hear and present papers and to take part in discussion on a range of dermatological and allied basic science topics.

The article presents information on various announcements related to dermatology. The Annual Meeting of "The Australasian College of Dermatologists" will be held in Perth, Western Australia, from April 28, 1974 to May 3, 1974. The Australasian College of Dermatologists will be sponsoring the Pacific Congress of Dermatology in Sydney, New South Wales, from June 22-27, 1975. The programme will include scientific sessions and social events. Overseas visitors will find this Congress will be an excellent opportunity for professional advancement and social enjoyment. It is large enough for participants to hear and present papers and to take part in discussion on a range of dermatological and allied basic science topics.

The article outlines the first conference on medical journalism in Australia and New Zealand, which took place from October 26th to 28th, 1960 in Sydney, Australia. The conference included six formal papers, three round-table discussions, and a concluding session which consisted of a synthesis and summary of the themes presented.

The article discusses the topics which have been discussed during the symposium of the Australasian Medical Congress in Sydney, Australia on August 1955. It focuses on topics in eczematous reaction, vascular stasis, and lichenification. It also mentions endogenous and exogenous factors of aetiological groups, infective states such as bacteria and monilial infections, and other conditions simulating eczema such as psychomatic disorder, and allergic diathesis.

The article provides information about various events related to dermatology. The Australasian College of Dermatologists will be sponsoring the Pacific Congress of Dermatology in Sydney, New South Wales, on June 22-27, 1975, and invites colleagues in the Pacific area, interested in dermatology and related disciplines, to attend. The programme will include scientific sessions and social events. Overseas visitors will find this Congress will be an excellent opportunity for professional advancement and social enjoyment.

The article provides information about various events related to dermatology. The Australasian College of Dermatologists will be sponsoring the Pacific Congress of Dermatology in Sydney, New South Wales, on June 22-27, 1975, and invites colleagues in the Pacific area, interested in dermatology and related disciplines, to attend. The article also provides the results of part 2 examination for membership of The Australasian College of Dermatologists, held in August-September, 1974 and Part 1 examination for membership of The Australasian College of Dermatologists held in August 1974.

Announces the XIth Congress of the International Society of Hematology which will be held in Sydney, Australia, from 21st to 26th August 1966. Theme; Attendees; Topics to be discussed; Contact information.

The article presents information related to different announcements made in the journal "Australasian Journal of Dermatology." The full-time students of dermatology postgraduate studies will be eligible for the discounted subscription of the Journal at $6.00 per annum. The annual meeting of the Australasian College of Dermatologists for 1971 will be held from April 25, 1971 to April 30, 1971 in Sydney, New South Wales. The membership examination for the Australasian College of Dermatologists will be held on September 17, 1970.

The article analyzes the significance of species interactions to the assessment of their roles in the sharp zonation that happens between the species of the mangrove swamp and salt marsh communities in Sydney, New South Wales. Based on the article, salinity and waterlogging are important to determine the distribution patterns of the species in the Sydney mangrove swamp. Among the species examined are Arthrocnemum australasicum and Juncus maritimus. It is said that the phytotoxic substances excreted by some plants that inhibit the growth of others, also causes the zonation patters of the halophytic communities.

The article presents a study on mangrove swamp and salt marsh communities in the Sydney district in connection with the effect of salinity and waterlogging in plant growth. The study analyzes the requirements and tolerances of the most prominent species in each zone in an attempt to clarify the extent to which salinity and waterlogging influence their growth including their field distribution. It examined the effect of salinity and waterlogging on germination and survival and growth in the glasshouse of Avicennia marina, Aegiceras corniculatum, Arthrocnemum australasicum, Suaeda australis, Sporobolus virginicus, Triglochin striata, Juncus maritimus and Casuarina glauca.

The article focuses on the study conducted which highlights the features of plant zonation patterns in mangrove swamps and salt marshes communities in Sydney, New South Wales. It cites that tide-elevation salinity influence plant distribution to the environment requirements and tolerance adaptability of plant species has contributed in explaining the nature of plant distribution. It also mentions that plant zonation has manifested connectedness with elevation above sea level and involvement of small differences in microtopography. Further, it reveals that plant zonation is closely associated with the seasonal patterns of soil salinity.

The article offers a research on mangrove swamp and salt marsh communities of the Sydney district. The research aims to explain the wide variation in distinctiveness of zonation of the dominant plant species occurring in the mangrove swamps and salt marsh communities of the district. It describes the variation in vegetation pattern and species composition between different localities. It also presents details of soil profile characteristics, particle size distribution, loss on ignition, field moisture content, bulk density, cation exchange capacity, infiltration by water and pH.

The article presents a speech delivered by the author on May 1, 1967 in the Great Hall of the University of Sydney on dermatology. He talks about various skin diseases and the history of medicine. He also discusses contribution of various dermatologists in the field of dermatology. He informed that the history of smallpox and the other exanthema is particularly associated with Arabian medicine. He described the importance of industrial dermatoses. He said that a service in dermatology was established in 1871 at the Massachusetts General Hospital in the charge of James C. White.

The article focuses on the topics which have been presented during the symposium of the Australasian Medical Congress in Sydney, Australia on August 1955, which includes management and treatment of hand eczema. It features several sources of information which may be misinterpreted, such as textbooks, and drug houses. It mentions several treatment trends including antibiotics, antihistaminics, and steroids in treating hand eczema.

The article focuses on the topics which have been discussed on the symposium of the Australasian Medical Congress in Sydney, Australia on August 1955, which includes the definition of hand eczema, and its development in terms of anatomical structure. It mentions the definition of eczema as an inflammatory and non-infectious dermatosis, and its relation to contact dermatitis. It features two groups of hand eczema reactions, such as acute or of recent onset, and chronic or recurrent manifestation.