The Chicago Medical Recorder, Volume 23Medical Recorder Publishing Company, 1902 |
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... tion of more or less albumin in the urine . However , the bacillus may be abundant in the urine when this secretion contains no albumin , and when there is no evidence of structural disease of the kidney . Persons recovered from typhoid ...
... tion of more or less albumin in the urine . However , the bacillus may be abundant in the urine when this secretion contains no albumin , and when there is no evidence of structural disease of the kidney . Persons recovered from typhoid ...
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... tion of soil , clothing , bedding , etc. , has not been appreciated . Inasmuch as epidemics of typhoid fever are frequently spread by means of drinking water , the longevity of the bacillus in this medium is of importance . Many ...
... tion of soil , clothing , bedding , etc. , has not been appreciated . Inasmuch as epidemics of typhoid fever are frequently spread by means of drinking water , the longevity of the bacillus in this medium is of importance . Many ...
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... tion . As an illustration of this we may mention the Clapham epi- demic , reported by Murchison , and frequently quoted . Out of twenty two school boys who watched the opening of a pit containing a large amount of decomposing matter ...
... tion . As an illustration of this we may mention the Clapham epi- demic , reported by Murchison , and frequently quoted . Out of twenty two school boys who watched the opening of a pit containing a large amount of decomposing matter ...
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... tion of the disease , came to the conclusion that its prevalence was not due to contaminated water . After many years of careful and skillful investigation he found that the prevalence of typhoid fever varied inversely with the height ...
... tion of the disease , came to the conclusion that its prevalence was not due to contaminated water . After many years of careful and skillful investigation he found that the prevalence of typhoid fever varied inversely with the height ...
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... tion is due to the fact that during these times women are less ex- posed to infection . Influence of Fatigue . - Bodily fatigue and mental worry appar- ently increases susceptibility to typhoid fever . The effect of fatigue is ...
... tion is due to the fact that during these times women are less ex- posed to infection . Influence of Fatigue . - Bodily fatigue and mental worry appar- ently increases susceptibility to typhoid fever . The effect of fatigue is ...
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