Epidemiology in Country Practice

✍ Scribed by William Norman Pickles (Auth.)

Year: 1939
Tongue: English
Leaves: 121
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Front Matter, Page i
PUBLISHER'S NOTE, Page ii
PREFACE, Pages iii-iv
INTRODUCTION, Pages vii-viii
Inside Front Cover, Page x
CHAPTER I - AN APPEAL, Pages 1-9
CHAPTER II - THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION, Pages 10-16,16a,16b,17-22
CHAPTER III - TECHNIQUE, Pages 23-29
CHAPTER IV - THE COMMONER DISEASES, Pages 30-46
CHAPTER V - CHICKEN-POX AND SHINGLES, Pages 47-52
CHAPTER VI - SONNE DYSENTERY AND THE RARER DISEASES, Pages 53-60
CHAPTER VII - EPIDEMIC CATARRHAL JAUNDICE, Pages 61-88
CHAPTER VIII - EPIDEMIC MYALGIA, Pages 89-107
BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 109-110
INDEX, Pages 111-112
EPIDEMIOLOGY IN COUNTRY PRACTICE, Page 113

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