Parliamentary Papers, Volume 17H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... early and brought under treatment . More rapid improvement is attainable if special efforts are addressed to the older group . We need not and should not wait passively for the epidemic of tuberculosis to end with time . The extension ...
... early and brought under treatment . More rapid improvement is attainable if special efforts are addressed to the older group . We need not and should not wait passively for the epidemic of tuberculosis to end with time . The extension ...
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... early 1940's suggested that congenital malformations occurred in seriously high frequency amongst infants whose mothers had had rubella in the early part of their pregnancy . Those findings aroused world - wide interest . In this ...
... early 1940's suggested that congenital malformations occurred in seriously high frequency amongst infants whose mothers had had rubella in the early part of their pregnancy . Those findings aroused world - wide interest . In this ...
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... early 16th century and was originally an almshouse called Wolsey's Hospital but was acquired by the College in 1888 and converted to the Master's Lodging earlier in the present century . Grant : £ 1,000 . Trinity College : Durham ...
... early 16th century and was originally an almshouse called Wolsey's Hospital but was acquired by the College in 1888 and converted to the Master's Lodging earlier in the present century . Grant : £ 1,000 . Trinity College : Durham ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
GENERAL PUBLIC HEALTHcontinued | 9 |
THE WELSH BOARD OF HEALTHcontinued | 13 |
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