Lawrence E. Hinkle, M.D.
Affiliations: | Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States |
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| Hinkle LE, Carver ST, Stevens M. (1969) The frequency of asymptomatic disturbances of cardiac rhythm and conduction in middle-aged men The American Journal of Cardiology. 24: 629-650 |
| Hinkle LE. (1967) Some social and biological correlates of coronary heart disease Social Science and Medicine. 1: 129-139 |
| Hofer MA, Hinkle LE. (1964) Conditioned alpha blocking and arousal: The effects of adrenaline administration Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology. 17: 653-660 |
| HINKLE LE, CARVER S, BENJAMIN B, et al. (1964) STUDIES IN ECOLOGY OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE. I. VARIATIONS IN THE HUMAN ELECTROCARDIOGRAM UNDER CONDITIONS OF DAILY LIFE (A PRELIMINARY REPORT). Archives of Environmental Health. 9: 14-20 |
| HOFER MA, HINKLE LE. (1964) CONDITIONED DIURESIS IN MAN: EFFECTS OF ALTERED ENVIRONMENT, SUBJECTIVE STATE, AND CONDITIONING EXPERIENCE. Psychosomatic Medicine. 26: 108-124 |
| HOFER MA, HINKLE LE. (1963) PRODUCTION OF CONDITIONED DIURESIS IN MAN. The Journal of Clinical Investigation. 42: 1421-1430 |
| Hinkle LE, Wolf S. (1952) Importance of life stress in course and management of diabetes mellitus Journal of the American Medical Association. 148: 513-520 |
| HINKLE LE, EVANS FM, WOLF S, et al. (1951) Studies in diabetes mellitus. IV. Life history of three persons with relatively mild, stable diabetes, and relation of significant experiences in their lives to the onset and course of the disease. Psychosomatic Medicine. 13: 184-202 |
| HINKLE LE, CONGER GB, WOLF S. (1950) Studies of diabetes mellitus: the relation of stressful life situations to the concentration of ketone bodies in the blood of diabetic and non-diabetic humans. The Journal of Clinical Investigation. 29: 754-769 |