Communicable Disease Control: A Volume for the Public Health WorkerMacmillan, 1962 - 606 sider |
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Side 14
... factors leading to the occurrence of measles or typhoid fever . The study of epidemiology embraces consideration of all factors that condition the occurrence of disease . It considers the specific cause , be it bacteriological ...
... factors leading to the occurrence of measles or typhoid fever . The study of epidemiology embraces consideration of all factors that condition the occurrence of disease . It considers the specific cause , be it bacteriological ...
Side 15
... factor leading to the development of the condition . Such would be obvi- ously impossible and certainly inefficient even if it were possible . Rather do we study the epidemiology of the disease to learn the etiological or predisposing ...
... factor leading to the development of the condition . Such would be obvi- ously impossible and certainly inefficient even if it were possible . Rather do we study the epidemiology of the disease to learn the etiological or predisposing ...
Side 40
... factors " because they are normally present in the body and oper- ate against any foreign substance . The specific factors , on the other hand , are not normal11 and essential constituents of the body , but are produced only in response ...
... factors " because they are normally present in the body and oper- ate against any foreign substance . The specific factors , on the other hand , are not normal11 and essential constituents of the body , but are produced only in response ...
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Historical Considerations | 3 |
The Infectious Process | 14 |
Control Measures | 47 |
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