The Sanitarian, Volume 38A. S. Barnes and Company, 1897 - Hygiene |
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... less than 72 per cent . of all who become blind during the first year of life are rendered so by purulent ophthalmia ; and even of those who become blind be- fore the twentieth year of life , it constitutes as much as 23.50 per cent ...
... less than 72 per cent . of all who become blind during the first year of life are rendered so by purulent ophthalmia ; and even of those who become blind be- fore the twentieth year of life , it constitutes as much as 23.50 per cent ...
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... less degree . The second list of 8,574 shows the result of the Crede treatment . In these cases there were only 0.65 per cent . In the lying - in hospi- tal of Beipsic , where Crede instituted his own method , the percent- age fell from ...
... less degree . The second list of 8,574 shows the result of the Crede treatment . In these cases there were only 0.65 per cent . In the lying - in hospi- tal of Beipsic , where Crede instituted his own method , the percent- age fell from ...
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... less frequent than there was reason to apprehend . The slight amount of hardship thus inflicted on children deprived of the advantages of school education through the ignorance or obstinacy of their parents is a hundredfold coun ...
... less frequent than there was reason to apprehend . The slight amount of hardship thus inflicted on children deprived of the advantages of school education through the ignorance or obstinacy of their parents is a hundredfold coun ...
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... less than one per cent . of the vaccinated . The latest scientific views as to the value of vaccination may thus be summarised . 1st . Vaccination properly performed in infancy , affords an almost complete protection against smallpox up ...
... less than one per cent . of the vaccinated . The latest scientific views as to the value of vaccination may thus be summarised . 1st . Vaccination properly performed in infancy , affords an almost complete protection against smallpox up ...
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... less likely to be with nature than with science . Here the in- tellect of an inventive century was busy among the waft and the woof of life's evolving web , if haply one patch or pattern might yield up its secret . The tall trees near ...
... less likely to be with nature than with science . Here the in- tellect of an inventive century was busy among the waft and the woof of life's evolving web , if haply one patch or pattern might yield up its secret . The tall trees near ...
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