[The notifiable diseases prevalence in small cities in U.S.A.].

  • United States Public Health Service.
Date:
1914-1930
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Credit: [The notifiable diseases prevalence in small cities in U.S.A.]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE RUPERT BLUE, Surgeon General THE NOTIFIABLE DISEASES THEIR PREVALENCE BY STATES DURING 1913 DIPHTHERIA, MEASLES, MENINGITIS (EPIDEMIC CERE- BROSPINAL), POLIOMYELITIS, ROCKY MOUNTAIN SPOTTED (OR TICK) FEVER, SCARLET FEVER, SMALL- POX, TUBERCULOSIS, TYPHOID FEVER CASES REPORTED, CASE RATES PER THOUSAND POPULATION AND FATALITY RATES PER HUNDRED CASES ( Compiled in Division of Sanitary Reports and Statistics.) REPRINT NO. 208 FROM THE PUBLIC HEALTH REPORTS WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1914