Animal diseases and human health

Edwards, Philip R.; Winn, John F.; Cherry, William B.; King, Elizabeth O.; Chamberlain, Roy W.; Pratt, Harry D.

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Animal diseases and human health

Apr 1958
By Edwards, Philip R. ; Winn, John F. ; Cherry, William B. ; ...
Source: Public Health Rep. 73(4):368-380

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Edwards, Philip R. ; Winn, John F. ; Cherry, William B. ; King, Elizabeth O. ; Chamberlain, Roy W. ; Pratt, Harry D. Less -
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Communicable Disease Center (U.S.) ; New York Academy of Sciences.

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Conference on Animal Diseases and Human Health (1957 September 11-13 : New York City)
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On September 11-13, 1957, a Conference on Animal Diseases and Human Health was held in New York City under the joint auspices of the New York Academy of Sciences and the Public Health Service's Communicable Disease Center.

The significance of these diseases was discussed from two viewpoints: the direct transfer of disease by parasites or by consumption of diseased meat and milk, and the reduction of food supplies caused by outbreaks of animal disease.

Enzootic, epizootic, and zoonotic diseases were considered, along with means by which the diseases are transmitted. Some were examined because they present particular economic and public health threats; others because the study of animal diseases may enlighten students of human afflictions.

The conference discussions are represented here in summaries of 16 of the papers. The full proceedings are to be published by the New York Academy of Sciences.
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Animal Diseases Animals Communicable Diseases Health Humans
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Public Health Rep. 73(4):368-380
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13542729
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73
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4
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