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Intestinal Infections: The School Grades Attained by 2,166 White School Children (1,062 Boys, 1,104 Girls) in the City of X, Classified by Age, Sanitation, and Intestinal Parasites

Charles Wardell Stiles

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C. W. Stiles, Intestinal Infections: The School Grades Attained by 2,166 White School Children (1,062 Boys, 1,104 Girls) in the City of X, Classified by Age, Sanitation, and Intestinal Parasites, Public Health Reports (1896-1970), Vol. 30, No. 28 (Jul. 9, 1915), pp. 2060-2067

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C. W. Stiles, Intestinal Infections: The School Grades Attained by 2,166 White School Children (1,062 Boys, 1,104 Girls) in the City of X, Classified by Age, Sanitation, and Intestinal Parasites, Public Health Reports (1896-1970), Vol. 30, No. 28 (Jul. 9, 1915), pp. 2060-2067

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C. W. Stiles, Intestinal Infections: The School Grades Attained by 2,166 White School Children (1,062 Boys, 1,104 Girls) in the City of X, Classified by Age, Sanitation, and Intestinal Parasites, Public Health Reports (1896-1970), Vol. 30, No. 28 (Jul. 9, 1915), pp. 2060-2067

Key concepts: Sanitation, White (mutation), Medicine, Environmental health, Pediatrics, Demography, Biology, Sociology

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