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But the possibilities of prevention by the early detection and arrest of departures from normal were first realised little over fifty years ago in the infant welfare and ante - natal clinics and in the School Health Service .
But the possibilities of prevention by the early detection and arrest of departures from normal were first realised little over fifty years ago in the infant welfare and ante - natal clinics and in the School Health Service .
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THE EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER OF THE CERVIX UTERI Introduction Though cancer of the cervix uteri is gradually lessening as a cause of death , it was still the certified cause in over 2,500 deaths in 19601. This figure is 1 per cent . of ...
THE EARLY DETECTION OF CANCER OF THE CERVIX UTERI Introduction Though cancer of the cervix uteri is gradually lessening as a cause of death , it was still the certified cause in over 2,500 deaths in 19601. This figure is 1 per cent . of ...
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Early in the year oral poliovirus vaccine ( Sabin ) was made available for routine immunisation under local authority arrangements . The incidence of poliomyelitis in 1962 was the lowest since 1918 . The Standing Medical Advisory ...
Early in the year oral poliovirus vaccine ( Sabin ) was made available for routine immunisation under local authority arrangements . The incidence of poliomyelitis in 1962 was the lowest since 1918 . The Standing Medical Advisory ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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