Loose documents, manuals, etc., including, in part: A. "Army Research and Development Information System Program Planning and On- going Work Reporting" (1968). B. "14-Day U.S. Army Reserve Component Menu" (1978). C. "Master Menu for June 1976., 1957 - 1976
Scope and Contents note
Loose documents, manuals, etc., including, in part: A. "Army Research and Development Information System Program Planning and On- going Work Reporting" (1968). B. "14-Day U.S. Army Reserve Component Menu" (1978). C. "Master Menu for June 1976." Also "Recapitulation of Master Menu Issues for June 1976." D. Time magazine article: "Can Aging Be Cured?" (1973). E. Three reports to the Council on Foods and Nutrition: "Metabolism and Caloric Value of Alcohol" (1965); "Alcohol and Nutritional Diseases of the Nervous System" (1965);"Effect of Alcohol on the Liver" (1964). F. "Circulatory Adjustments in the Arid Zone" (United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, 1962). G. Reprints: "Tolerance of Hot, Wet Environments by Resting Men" (1965); "Hypoxia and the Metabolic Response to Cold in New-Born Rabbits" (1964); "Energy Expenditure of Soldiers Performing Combat Type Activities" (1965). Many more. H. "Back-Packing the Davy Crockett Weapon System: Effect of Carrying Very Heavy Loads" (U.S. Army Natick Laboratories, 1965). I. "Functional Verification of the Apollo Urine Transport System" (Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory, 1969). J. "Arthritis: The Search for the Elusive Trigger," C & EN (July 22, 1968). Reprint of feature article. K. "Influence of Lower Body Negative Pressure on the Level of Hydration during Bed Rest" (USAF School of Aerospace Medical Division, 1965). L. "Human Calorimetry by Means of the Gradient Principle" (Naval Medical Research Institute, 1957). M. "Equal Employment Opportunity Plan of Action" (Letterman Army Medical Center, 1974). N. Cajanus: Newsletter of the Caribbean Food and Nutrition Institute, vol. VII, no. 1 (Feb. 1974). O. "Geographical Listing of the Members of the American Institute of Nutrition" (Dec. 1972 & Nov. 1973). P. Smithsonian Science Information Exchange, Inc. (2 copies, 1976). Reports of research projects. Q. Reprints: "Total Solids, Fat and Nitrogen in the Feces" (2 copies, 1946); "Comparison of Effects of Training on Vo2max in Girls and Young Women" (1973); "Protein Metabolism during Intensive Physical Training in the Young Adult," by C.F. Consolazio and others (1975). More. R. "Summary of Testimony by C. Frank Consolazio." Testimony on possible federal trade legislation on labeling of protein supplements, Nov. 1976. Also "Summary," a typescript on recommended dietary allowances signed by Consolazio (n.d).
Dates
- Creation: 1957 - 1976
Creator
- From the Collection: Consolazio, C. Frank (Person)
Notes about Access to this Collection
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Full Extent
From the Collection: 12.22 Cubic Feet (18 Hollinger Boxes, 2 half Hollinger boxes (1 legal 1 letter), and 4 Paige boxes)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Location:
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Part of the History of Medicine Manuscripts Collection Repository
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Nashville TN 37232
historyofmedicine@vanderbilt.edu
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