Frederick L. Hoffman
Born 1865-01-01
Died 1946-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL171528A
Top Subjects
- Cancer (19)
- United States (8)
- Malaria (7)
- Neoplasms (6)
- Vital Statistics (6)
- Tuberculosis (4)
- Occupational diseases (3)
Books by Frederick L. Hoffman
Total count: 102
Race traits and tendencies of the American Negro.Published for the American Economic Association by Macmillan1896-01-01
History of the Prudential Insurance Company of America (industrial insurance) 1875-1900Prudential Press1900-01-01-
Industrial insurance and the prevention of tuberculosis[s.n.]1901-01-01
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The taxation of life insurance interestsa paper read before the National Civic Federation Conference on Taxation, Buffalo, N.Y. May 25,26, 1901s.n.1901-01-01
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Handbook and reference guide to the exhibits of the Prudential Insurance Company of America ...Prudential Insurance Company of America1904-01-01
[Papers on dusty trades]Government Printing Office1908-01-01-
Insurance science and economicsa practical discussion of present-day problems of administration, methods and results.Spectator Co.1911-01-01
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Rural health and welfarewith special reference to New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvanias.n.1912-01-01
Care of tuberculous wage earners in GermanyGovt. Print. Off.1912-01-01
American public pension systems and civil service retirement plans1912-01-01-
Rural health and welfarewith special reference to New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania[s.n.]1912-01-01
The statistical experience data of the Johns Hopkins HospitalBaltimore, Md., 1892-1911Johns Hopkins Press1913-01-01-
Papers on cancer1913-01-01
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The accuracy of american cancer mortality statistics1914-01-01
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The educational value of cancer statistics to insurance companies, the public, and the medical profession1914-01-01
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The significance of a declining death ratePrudential Insurance Co. of America1914-01-01
The chances of death and the ministry of healthPrudential Press1914-01-01-
[Compulsory health insurance]1914-01-01
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Practical statistics of public health nursing and community sickness experiencePrudential Insurance Co.1914-01-01
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The mortality from cancer throughout the world.The Prudential Press1915-01-01
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American public-health problemsPrudential Press1915-01-01
The mortality from cancer throghout the world.Prudential Press1915-01-01
Some essential statistics of cancer mortality throughout the worldThe American Medical Association1915-01-01-
Industrial accident statisticsMarch, 1915.Govt. Print. Off.1915-01-01
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The sanitary progress and vital statistics of HawaiiPrudential Press1916-01-01
The sanitary progress and vital statistics of Hawaii.Prudential Press1916-01-01-
Facts and fallacies of compulsory health insurancePrudential Press1917-01-01
A plea and a plan for the eradication of malaria throughout the Western hemispherePrudential Press1917-01-01
Army anthropometry and medical rejection statisticsPrudential Press1918-01-01
Mortality from respiratory diseases in dusty trades (inorganic dusts)[U.S.] G.P.O.1918-01-01-
Failure of German compulsory health insurancea war revelations.n.1918-01-01
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Über Bürgertreue, Freiheit und Demokratiezwei briefe und eine AnspracheFreunde der deutschen Demokratie1918-01-01
The malaria problem in peace and warPrudential press1918-01-01
The malaria problem in peace and wara consolidation of papers read at the annual meeting of the National Committee on Malaria, Memphis, Tenn., November 12, 1917, and the annual convention of the New Jersey Mosquito Eradication Commission, Atlantic City, N.J., January 31, 1918, materially revised, enlarged and brought down to datePrudential Press1918-01-01-
A plan for a more effective federal and state health administrationPrudential1919-01-01
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Pauper burials and the interment of the dead in large citiesPrudential Press1919-01-01
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Health insurance and the public[s.n.]1919-01-01
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More facts and fallacies of compulsory health insurancea summary of papers read at the National Conference of State Manufacturers...s.n.1920-01-01
Address on the methods and results of national health insurance in Great Britain(preliminary report)Tyrrel Press1920-01-01
Is leprosy increasing? ...an address delivered at a meeting of the American Medical Association, New Orleans, La., April 26, 1920Prudential Insurance Company of America1920-01-01-
Is leprosy increasing?Prudential Insurance Company of America1920-01-01
San Francisco cancer surveythird preliminary report : (fifth and sixth quarterly reports)Prudential Press1920-01-01-
Occupational diseases and their compensationwith special reference to anthrax and miners' lung diseasesRev. ed., Nov. 1920.Prudential Press1920-01-01
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San Francisco cancer surveysecond preliminary reportPrudential Press1920-01-01
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Poor law aspects of national health insurancean address read at the National Conference of Social Work...s.n.1920-01-01
National health insurance and the medical professionPrudential Press1920-01-01
National health insurance and the friendly societies.Prudential press1921-01-01-
The organization of knowledge.1922-01-01
The problem of dust phthisis in the granite-stone industryG. P. O.1922-01-01
The problem of dust phthisis in the granite-stone industryGovt. print. off.1922-01-01-
Life insurance progressmethods and resultsThe Spectator company1922-01-01
Cancer and civilizationPrudential Press1923-01-01-
On the causation of canceran address by Frederick L. Hoffman, delivered before the American association for cancer researchPrudential press1924-01-01
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San Francisco cancer survey1st-9th (final) preliminary reportsPrudential Press1924-01-01
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Medical problems of our Indian populationEastern Association on Indian Affairs1925-01-01
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Some cancer facts and fallaciesPrinted by Prudential press1925-01-01
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The homicide problemPrudential Press1925-01-01
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The cancer problem of Canadadelivered before the Association of Health Officers of Ontario, Toronto, May 4, 1925 ; Canadian cancer problems and research : delivered before the Canadian Public Health Association, Montreal, Quebec, June 8-9, 1925Prudential Insurance Co. of America1925-01-01
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The cancer problem of Canadadelivered before the Association of Health Officers of Ontario, Toronto, May 4, 1925. Canadian cancer problems and research, delivered before the Canadian Public Health Association, Montreal, Quebec, June 8-9, 19251925-01-01
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Cancer in native racesPrudential Insurance Co. of America1926-01-01
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Windstorm and tornado insurancea compilation of the most trustworthy and important data relating to the destruction of life and property through violent storms4th ed., rev. and enl.Spectator Co.1926-01-01
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Cancer in MexicoPrudential Press1927-01-01
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Some factors of sickness in industryan addressPrudential Press1927-01-01
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Suicide problemswith an introduction.1927-01-01
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Deaths from lead poisoningGovt. print. off.1927-01-01
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The decline in lead-poisoningPrudential press1927-01-01
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Cancer and overnutritionPrudential Insurance Company of America1927-01-01
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Cancer in Mexicoan addressPrudential Press1927-01-01
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Health survey of the printing trades, 1922 to 1925Govt. print. off.1927-01-01
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Earthquake hazards and insuranceSpectator Co.1928-01-01
Some problems of longevityThe Spectator company1928-01-01-
Cancer among North American IndiansThe health progress of the North American Indian; The Indian as a life insurance riskPrudential Press1928-01-01
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Malaria problemsPrinted by Prudential press1928-01-01
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The pulmonary tuberculosis problemtwenty-fifth anniversary of National Tuberculosis Association points to new victory for medical sciences.n.1929-01-01
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Some final results of the San Francisco Cancer Surveyan address delivered in the section on practice of medicine, American Medical AssociationPrudential Press1929-01-01
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Deaths from lead poisoning, 1925-1927U.S. Govt. print. off.1929-01-01
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Cancer in HawaiiThe Prudential Insurance Company of America1929-01-01
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Cancer of the lungss.n.1929-01-01
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Cancer in the North American negroP. B. Hoeber1931-01-01
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Some principles of cancer statistics researchPrudential Press1931-01-01
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Present-day trends in the malaria death rate.Prudential Press1931-01-01
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The occupational incidence of cancera paper : contributed to the International Occupational Disease Conference, Geneva, Switzerland, 1931Prudential Press1931-01-01
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The homicide record of 1930.1931-01-01
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The occupational incidence of cancera paper contributed to the International Occupational Disease Conference, Geneva, Switzerland, 1931.Prudential Press1931-01-01
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Some principles of cancer statistics researchPrudential Press1931-01-01
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Malaria in Florida, Georgia and AlabamaPrudential press1932-01-01
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Malaria in Mississippi and adjacent states.Prudential Press1932-01-01
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Malaria in Florida, Georgia and AlabamaPrudential Press1932-01-01
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Life and death in the medical profession1932-01-01
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Malaria in Mississippi and adjacent statesPrudential Press1932-01-01
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Introduction to discussion on geographical distribution of cancer in SpainThe cancer of 1932Blass1933-01-01
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Malaria in Virginia, North Carolina and South CarolinaPrudential press1933-01-01
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Lead-poisoning legislation and statistics, by Frederick L. Hoffman1933-01-01
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The homicide record for 1932.1933-01-01
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Cancer in British Malaya and the Philippine IslandsPrudential Press1933-01-01
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Malaria in Virginia, North Carolina and South CarolinaPrudential Press1933-01-01
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The suicide record for 1929, [1931, 1932]1933-01-01
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Compulsory health insurance and disease control by Frederick L. Hoffman ...Medical Society of the State of New York, Public Relations Bureau1937-01-01
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Cancer and dietThe Williams & Wilkins company1937-01-01
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Cancer and diet, with facts and observations on related subjectsWilliams & Wilkins1937-01-01
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Autocracy and paternalism vs. democracy and liberty
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