Nature, Volume 64Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1901 |
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... regard to questions of hygiene which has been so persistently pursued by , and has so prominently distinguished , its officials . In the years 1871-75 the death - rate from typhoid fever in the cities , as well as in the State at large ...
... regard to questions of hygiene which has been so persistently pursued by , and has so prominently distinguished , its officials . In the years 1871-75 the death - rate from typhoid fever in the cities , as well as in the State at large ...
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... regards the bed- rooms , are bad , as is the case , for instance , among the inhabit- ints of the North Sea coast . So it is the overcrowded dwellings of the poor that we have to regard as the real breeding - places of tuberculosis ; it ...
... regards the bed- rooms , are bad , as is the case , for instance , among the inhabit- ints of the North Sea coast . So it is the overcrowded dwellings of the poor that we have to regard as the real breeding - places of tuberculosis ; it ...
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... regard pathology as a mere adjunct to medicine was to take a narrow and erroneous view of the pro- cesses of nature . As a physician he could not but regard with extreme satisfaction the addition which had been made to the opportunities ...
... regard pathology as a mere adjunct to medicine was to take a narrow and erroneous view of the pro- cesses of nature . As a physician he could not but regard with extreme satisfaction the addition which had been made to the opportunities ...
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