The Hygiene of transmissible diseases ; their causation, modes of dissemination, and methods of preventionW.B. Saunders, 1901 - 350 pages |
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... organisms to disease . With the impulse given to the work by the intelligent deductions of these pioneers in modern hygiene there was a development in our knowledge along all the manifold ramifications of the subject , and to - day the ...
... organisms to disease . With the impulse given to the work by the intelligent deductions of these pioneers in modern hygiene there was a development in our knowledge along all the manifold ramifications of the subject , and to - day the ...
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... organism , and no one doubts this ; but at the same time there is no one who believes for an in- stant that , if to a number of individuals in sound health this micro - organism gains access , tuberculosis will with certainty . result ...
... organism , and no one doubts this ; but at the same time there is no one who believes for an in- stant that , if to a number of individuals in sound health this micro - organism gains access , tuberculosis will with certainty . result ...
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... organism for the resistance of disease , vital resistance sig- nifies a group of animal functions , some of which are capa- ble of ready demonstration , that is possessed by every living being in health , and through the exercise of ...
... organism for the resistance of disease , vital resistance sig- nifies a group of animal functions , some of which are capa- ble of ready demonstration , that is possessed by every living being in health , and through the exercise of ...
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... organisms ; that through the exercise of these vital functions invading bacteria are often destroyed before sufficient time has elapsed for them to multiply and evolve their products which are instrumental in disturbance of function and ...
... organisms ; that through the exercise of these vital functions invading bacteria are often destroyed before sufficient time has elapsed for them to multiply and evolve their products which are instrumental in disturbance of function and ...
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... organisms that gain access to the tissues of the child it is impossible to say . Indeed , with regard to tuberculosis , on which the hypoth- esis was designed to bear in particular , Baumgarten's idea is not generally accepted . The ...
... organisms that gain access to the tissues of the child it is impossible to say . Indeed , with regard to tuberculosis , on which the hypoth- esis was designed to bear in particular , Baumgarten's idea is not generally accepted . The ...
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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.