Communicable Disease Control: A Volume for the Public Health WorkerMacmillan, 1962 - 606 sider |
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... strains , indicating prior infection with each of the strains , as the antibodies from one strain do not confer effective protec- tion against the other strains . It is therefore presumed that those persons who have a second attack of ...
... strains , indicating prior infection with each of the strains , as the antibodies from one strain do not confer effective protec- tion against the other strains . It is therefore presumed that those persons who have a second attack of ...
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... strains of staphylococci have been found to be antibiotic resistant . How much of this is due to acquisition of resistance by the organisms and how much to elimination of strains that were affected by the antibiotics , leaving those ...
... strains of staphylococci have been found to be antibiotic resistant . How much of this is due to acquisition of resistance by the organisms and how much to elimination of strains that were affected by the antibiotics , leaving those ...
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... strains exist in the United States.1 The western strain has been reported from every state west of the Mississippi ... strains may be separated from one another and from the St. Louis form . Infection with the western strain of virus is ...
... strains exist in the United States.1 The western strain has been reported from every state west of the Mississippi ... strains may be separated from one another and from the St. Louis form . Infection with the western strain of virus is ...
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Historical Considerations | 3 |
The Infectious Process | 14 |
Control Measures | 47 |
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