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Bacillary Dysentery in Children

Salmon R. Halpern

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Abstract

Incidence of this disease is an index of the community's general hygiene and sanitation. Proper sewerage, control of flies, and clean water and milk will go far in eliminating it.

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Incidence of this disease is an index of the community's general hygiene and sanitation. Proper sewerage, control of flies, and clean water and milk will go far in eliminating it.

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Incidence of this disease is an index of the community's general hygiene and sanitation. Proper sewerage, control of flies, and clean water and milk will go far in eliminating it.

Key concepts: Sewerage, Bacillary dysentery, Sanitation, Hygiene, Incidence (geometry), Environmental health, Dysentery, Disease control

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