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Public health reports ; v. 34, no. 13, MARCH 28, 1919

  • Mar 28 1919

  • Source: Public Health Rep. 34(13):597-673
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      Public Health Rep
    • Content Notes:
      Is your water supply safe? -- Water-borne typhoid fever outbreak in Herkimer, N.Y. -- Typhoid vaccination no substitute for sanitary precautions -- Publications relating to typhoid fever and water supply -- Typhus exanthematicus: Rotterdam -- The Nation's physical fitness: abstract from second report of the provost marshal general -- Epidemic influenza: prevalence in the United States -- Deaths during week ended March 15, 1919, in cities. -- Prevalence of disease: United States.
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      Public Health Rep. 34(13):597-673
    • Pubmed ID:
      19314662
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      PMCnull
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      United States
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