Tuberculosis; a treatise by American authors on its etiology, pathology, frequency, semeiology, diagnosis, prognosis, prevention and treatment.

  • Klebs, Arnold C. (Arnold Carl), 1870-1943.
Date:
1909
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Credit: Tuberculosis; a treatise by American authors on its etiology, pathology, frequency, semeiology, diagnosis, prognosis, prevention and treatment. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    PAGE Law of Mexico as a Contrast to the Goodsell-Bedell Law .... 423 Journals Devoted to the Prevention of Tuberculosis 424 The Public Press and Tuberculosis 424 Tuberculosis Exhibits, etc 425 Tuberculosis Clinic 433 Advice and Care Stations 438 Seaside and Inland Sanatoria for Tuberculous Children 439 Day Camps 440 New York's Ferryboat Day Camp 441 Class Method at Home 441 Special Relief Work of Tuberculosis Committee of the C. (). S., New York . 442 Maternity Sanatoria 444 Medical Mission of the Tuberculosis Sanatorium 445 Social Mission of the Tuberculosis Sanatorium 445 Duty of the Municipality toward the Family of the Consumptive . . . 44(3 Preventatorium 440 Agricultural and Horticultural Colonies 447 Remuneration of Physicians in Public Tuberculosis Institutions . 447 Compulsory Notification of Tuberculosis Cases and the Work of the Health Department in Relation Thereto 447 Compulsory Registration in the United States Considered by a Layman . 458 Care of Tuberculous Federal Employees 463 Care of Tuberculous Insane 463 Care of the Tuberculous in Almshouses, Asylums, and Boarding Schools . 465 Tuberculosis in Prisons and Reformatories 465 Tuberculosis and Domestic Animals 473 Supervision of Slaughter-houses 474 Protection against Infection from Tuberculous Milk 474 Housing of the Masses, Good Tenement-house Laws and their Strict Enforce- ment Essential 477 Parks and Playgrounds 478 Emigration from City to Village 479 Creation of Schools of Forestry and the Preservation of Forests . . 479 Sanitation at Home 481 Window Tent for the Open-air Treatment at Home 482 Dry Air and the Danger from Overheated Dwellings 486 Danger from Dry Sweeping 486 The Common House-fly as a Propagator of Tuberculosis .... 487 Prevention of Tuberculosis in the School Child 488 Sanitation of Workshops, Factories, Sto;-es, etc. 492 Antituberculosis Work Among Factory Workers 492 Insurance against Tuberculosis 493 Addenda 495 Economic Meaning of Tuberculosis 495 Raising of Funds for Tulierculosis Propaganda 495 Special Dispensaries 496 Compulsory Examination of Children 496 Day and Night Camps 497 Administrative Control .... 497 Naval and Military Prophylaxis ... ... 497 Prison Prophylaxis 498