 | 1907 - 710 pages
...poisoning from pus organisms, than from any possible acquirement of cancer. (8) That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs at all, that it can practically be disregarded. (9) That in cancer, as in all other disease, attention to diet, exercise,... | |
 | 1915 - 452 pages
...incomplete and inconclusive that the public need have no concern regarding it. 3. That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs...adopted in the care of any ulcer or open septic wound. 5. That in the care of patients with cancer there is much less danger to the attendant from any possible... | |
 | 1915 - 444 pages
...incomplete and inconclusive that the public need have no concern regarding it. (3) That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs...adopted in the care of any ulcer or open septic wound. (5) That in the care of patients with cancer there is much less danger to the attendant from any possible... | |
 | 1915 - 438 pages
...incomplete and inconclusive that the public need have no concern regarding it. (3) That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs at all, that it may be practically disregarded. • During the four-day Cancer Educational Campaign, held under the auspices of the Vermont State Medical... | |
 | 1915 - 650 pages
...incomplete and inconclusive that the public need have no concern regarding it. (3) That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs...adopted in the care of any ulcer or open septic wound. (5) That in the care of patients with cancer there is much less danger to the attendant from any possible... | |
 | 1917 - 1262 pages
...incomplete and inconclusive that the public need have no concern regarding it. The communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs at all, that it may be practically disregarded. Those in charge of, or in contact with, sufferers from external cancer with discharges need only take... | |
 | 1915 - 484 pages
...incomplete and inconclusive that the public need have no concern regarding it. 3. That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs...adopted in the care of any ulcer or open septic wound. 5. That in the care of patients with cancer there is much less danger to the attendant from any possible... | |
 | 1907 - 948 pages
...poisoning from pus organisms, than from any possible acquirement of cancer. 8. That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs at all, that it can practically be disregarded. 9. That in cancer, as in all other disease, attention to diet, exercise,... | |
 | 1907 - 880 pages
...blood-poisoning from pus organisms, than froa any possible acquirement of cancer. (8) That the communciation of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs at all, that it can practically be disregarded. (9) That in cancer, as in all other disease, attention to diet, exercise,... | |
 | 1907 - 690 pages
...poisoning from pus organisms, than from any possible acquirement of cancer. (8) That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs at all, that it can practically be disregarded. (9) That in cancer, as in all other disease, attention to diet, exercise,... | |
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That the communication of cancer from man to man is so rare, if it really occurs at all, that it may be practically disregarded. 
