The Hygiene of transmissible diseases ; their causation, modes of dissemination, and methods of preventionW.B. Saunders, 1901 - 350 pages |
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... frequently on the right than on the wrong side . About the middle of the present century it was realized by those who have done most to place hygiene on a sound basis that , through the application of methods of precision to the study ...
... frequently on the right than on the wrong side . About the middle of the present century it was realized by those who have done most to place hygiene on a sound basis that , through the application of methods of precision to the study ...
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... frequent in former times among the inmates of overcrowded hospitals and other public institutions , has , under modern sanitary conditions , become a rarity . By attention to the drainage of soils and the introduction of pure water for ...
... frequent in former times among the inmates of overcrowded hospitals and other public institutions , has , under modern sanitary conditions , become a rarity . By attention to the drainage of soils and the introduction of pure water for ...
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... frequent in the lymphatic , the osseous , and the serous tissues , while in maturity and old age the lungs are ... frequently encountered are those con- nected with the development of anatomical structures and the establishment of ...
... frequent in the lymphatic , the osseous , and the serous tissues , while in maturity and old age the lungs are ... frequently encountered are those con- nected with the development of anatomical structures and the establishment of ...
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... frequent in childhood and early youth than later ; while others , as erysipelas , variola , and typhus fever , may appear at any period of life . Typhoid fever is most frequent in youth and early adult life . Its greatest frequency is ...
... frequent in childhood and early youth than later ; while others , as erysipelas , variola , and typhus fever , may appear at any period of life . Typhoid fever is most frequent in youth and early adult life . Its greatest frequency is ...
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... frequently than males to malaria , cancer , anemia , dropsy , ascites , diseases of the stomach , peritonitis , and , of course , to diseases of the female reproductive organs , and to those incidental to pregnancy and childbirth . In ...
... frequently than males to malaria , cancer , anemia , dropsy , ascites , diseases of the stomach , peritonitis , and , of course , to diseases of the female reproductive organs , and to those incidental to pregnancy and childbirth . In ...
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Page 352 - College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York; and Walter S. Haines, MD, Professor of Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Toxicology, Rush Medical College, in affiliation with the University of Chicago.