Ballard, Edward

1820 – 1897

• Disasters from vaccination
• Dr. Ballard's interim report to the Local Government Board on an inquiry at Middlesbrough and its neighbourhood, as to an epidemic of so called "pneumonia", but which was infact a specific "pleuro-pneumonic fever"
• Dr. Ballard's report to the local government board on an unusual prevalence of enteric fever at Ascot during a period of four years and a half
• Dr. Ballard's report upon an acute specific disease, characterised by a peculiar diarrhoea, epidemic among persons who had partaken of refreshments provided at a sale on the Duke of Portland's estate, at Welbeck, Notts
• Dr. Ballard's report, to the Local Government Board, on a series of cases of acute specific disease (similar to that observed in the Welbeck outbreak) following the eating of hot baked pork purchased at a shop in Nottingham
• Elements of materia medica and therapeutics
• On a localised outbreak of typhoid fever in Islington, during the months of July and August, 1870, traced to the use of impure milk
• On vaccination
• On vaccination : its value and alleged dangers. A prize essay
• On vaccination; its value and alleged dangers
• Report in respect of the inquiry as to effluvium nuisances arising in connexion with various manufacturing and other branches of industry
• The essentials of materia medica and therapeutics