Global Epidemiology: pt. 1. India and the Far EastJ.B. Lippincott, 1944 - Epidemics |
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Aedes aegypti amebic Anopheles anopheline areas Australia bacillary dysentery bancrofti bite breeds Burma caused cent Ceylon China Chinese M. J. cholera clinical common Culex Culex fatigans deaths dengue fever DISEASES SPREAD CHIEFLY districts Ellice Islands endemic endemic typhus epidemic facilities Fiji filariasis fish flea flies flukes French Indo-China frequent Geneesk genus Govt Guam Hawaii Health Service hookworm hospitals important incidence India infection intestinal Japan Japanese Java latrines lepers Leprosy Leptospirosis lice malaria Malay Malaya medical officer meters mites mosquitoes native Nederl.-Indië Netherlands East Indies night soil northern nurses occur Pacific parasites paratyphoid fevers patients physicians plague poisonous population ported prevalent province public health rainfall Rattus reported rivers rodents Samoa sanitary sewage snakes southern species Thailand throughout tick tijdschr tion treatment tropical tuberculosis typhoid fever typhus fever U. S. Nav venereal diseases water supplies Wuchereria Wuchereria bancrofti yaws yellow fever