The Sanitarian, Volume 15A. S. Barnes and Company, 1885 |
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... physician , will be of value in preventing the escape from the surface of the body of infectious material . When , after recovery , the body has been thus sponged , not omitting the head and hair , a thorough washing of the body with ...
... physician , will be of value in preventing the escape from the surface of the body of infectious material . When , after recovery , the body has been thus sponged , not omitting the head and hair , a thorough washing of the body with ...
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... physician ; a few hours ' delay may cost their lives . If the disease is pronounced contagious , see that it is reported at once to the Department of Health , and keep the other children from schools of all kinds until a permit is pro ...
... physician ; a few hours ' delay may cost their lives . If the disease is pronounced contagious , see that it is reported at once to the Department of Health , and keep the other children from schools of all kinds until a permit is pro ...
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... physicians of Louisville . In consequence of the fact that physicians and heads of families are not required to report to the health officer each case of disease dangerous to the public health , it is impossible to give facts bearing on ...
... physicians of Louisville . In consequence of the fact that physicians and heads of families are not required to report to the health officer each case of disease dangerous to the public health , it is impossible to give facts bearing on ...
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... physician on the fol- lowing points in regard to each case : Name the location , date of attack , distance of vault from house , its depth and condition , condition of cellar , method of disposal of house - refuse and kitchen - slops ...
... physician on the fol- lowing points in regard to each case : Name the location , date of attack , distance of vault from house , its depth and condition , condition of cellar , method of disposal of house - refuse and kitchen - slops ...
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... physicians and my own observations I learn that a large proportion of the cases were in children . In order that each fact brought out in this inquiry may be given its proper weight as a possible factor in the production of disease , it ...
... physicians and my own observations I learn that a large proportion of the cases were in children . In order that each fact brought out in this inquiry may be given its proper weight as a possible factor in the production of disease , it ...
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Page 54 - or more of the Board of Health, between the hours of sunrise and sunset, to repair to the place where such nuisance, source of filth, or cause of sickness complained of may be, and the same destroy, remove, or prevent, under the direction of the members of such Board of Health. SEC.
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