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2. Military government weekly health report

Publication:
Latest publication: [Germany] : [Office of Military Government for Germany (US), Internal Affairs and Communications Division, Public Health Branch] and Original publication: [Germany] : [United States Forces European Theater, Office of Military Government (U. S. Zone), Public Health Branch], [1945]-
Subject(s):
Communicable Diseases
Public Health
Germany

6. A dissertation on the causes, preventives, and remedies of plague, yellow fever, cholera, dysentery, and other pestilential, epidemic, or contagious diseases: respectfully proposed to the consideration of the governments, magistrates, philanthropists, beneficent societies, boards of health, medical societies, physicians, and inhabitants of all nations and countries on the globe : containing outlines of a new, uniform, physiological system of medical science and practice. Predicated on the known laws of nature and chemical affinity

Author(s):
Torrey, Jesse, active 1787-1834
Publication:
Philadelphia : Sold by J. Grigg ... and booksellers generally, throughout the United States, printed by S. Probasco, 1832
Subject(s):
Communicable Diseases
Disease Outbreaks
Public Health

7. Dear Sir, This Board wishes to secure a corps of Special Correspondents, one or more in each town in the state, consisting of persons who are in sympathy with the work of the Board and who will volunteer to aid it in the work of diffusing sanitary knowledge among the people, and of lessening the amount of sickness and the number of cases of death annually resulting from preventable diseases

Author(s):
Maine. State Board of Health, author.
Publication:
[Augusta?] : [publisher not identified], [between 1880 and 1889]
Subject(s):
Public Health
Communicable Diseases
Volunteers
Surveys and Questionnaires
Maine

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