Reports of the trypanosomiasis expedition to the Congo, 1903-1904 of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Medical Parasitology / J. Everett Dutton, John L. Todd and Cuthbert Christy; with a comparison of the trypanosomes of Uganda and the Congo Free State / by H. Wolferstan Thomas and Stanley F. Linton; and supplementary notes on the tsetse-flies (genus 'Glossina', Wiedemann) / by Ernest E. Austen. Bound together with.

  • Dutton, Joseph Everett, 1877-1905.
Date:
1904-1905
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Credit: Reports of the trypanosomiasis expedition to the Congo, 1903-1904 of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Medical Parasitology / J. Everett Dutton, John L. Todd and Cuthbert Christy; with a comparison of the trypanosomes of Uganda and the Congo Free State / by H. Wolferstan Thomas and Stanley F. Linton; and supplementary notes on the tsetse-flies (genus 'Glossina', Wiedemann) / by Ernest E. Austen. Bound together with. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS PART I PAGE Sekondi.—General Topography ; Housing, Segregation, Conservancy, Water Supply ; Mosquitoes and Anti-malarial Sanitation ; General Conclusions . . I —10 The railway line from Sekondi to Kumassi ........ 10—II Kumassi.—General Topography, Housing, Climate, Conservancy, Water Supply ; Prevalence of Mosquitoes ; a Trypanosome horse-sickness ; General Con- clusions ............. 11 — 16 The Gold Mining District.—Health of Europeans in ; Character of Prevalent Diseases; General Surroundings; Character of the Industry from the sanitary standpoint ; Prevalence of mosquitoes; Food, Housing, Conservancy, and General sanitation; Medical and sanitary supervision ; Hospitals; General conclusions . . . 16—26 PART II General Remarks on the Development of European Influence on the ' West Coast' and in India: Their morbidity compared ; Character of the causes of sickness and death in the countries compared ; General comparison of these climates as regards («) Monthly maximum temperatures, (/>) Monthly minimum temperatures ; Rainfall and relative humidity ; Collated climatic data of the Gold-coast ; Housing of Europeans in West Africa and India compared ; Fooil supply compared ; Domestic service ; Condition of life ; Conditions of service ; Accessibility of health resorts, etc. ; Segregation ; Attitude of native population to sanitation ; General conclusion ...... 27—53