Annual Report of the Surgeon General of the Public Health Service of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1918 - Public health |
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Acting Asst acute alien seamen Army arriving arsphenamine assistant bureau Camp cent certificates Chancroid charge cholera chronic clinic communicable diseases Control of communicable Control of venereal cooperation County crew deaths December December 30 diphtheria disinfected district Eagle Pass ended June 30 epidemic established Excision extra-cantonment zone fatality rate fiscal year ended fumigated health authorities health department health officer immigration Incision and drainage industrial infection investigation Island July June 30 leprosy malaria Marine Hospital medical inspection medical officers meningitis miles mosquitoes Navy nursing operations Passed Asst passengers pellagra personnel persons pital plague plant Poliomyelitis ports present prevalence privies Public Health Service quarantinable diseases quarantine quarantine station rats Red Cross regulations reported rodents sanitary conditions Sanitary Engineer Scientific Asst service officer ships smallpox studies supervision Surg surgeons tion Total number trachoma treated treatment tuberculosis typhoid fever United vaccinated venereal diseases vessels visits water supply yellow fever
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