[Causes reducing the effects of sanitary reform] / by Daniel Noble.

  • Noble, Daniel, 1810-1885.
Date:
[between 1870 and 1879]
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Credit: [Causes reducing the effects of sanitary reform] / by Daniel Noble. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CAUSES REDUCING THE EFFECTS OF SANITARY REFORM, A LECTURE By Daniel Noble, M.A., M.D., Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London. ton£SS!T ^ Pfsf s^e of Public Opinion on sanitary topics with that which obtained some thirty years ago, we shall be ne^f?fht\e ^enefidal P^eLwhichitharmade trfv S • ubaA ?uCh thinSs as ventilation, drainage, and toSjL^ d llt^ °r-n° int£rest for those were* outside professional or scientific circles. It would appear that the Act tXllTT^5'^ and MarP4gV^icfcate sv tenS V 37' WaS the first circumstance that led to any P 1 al l7eIf'10 n' ? thlS C°Untry' °f ^estions affectlnS Wratio CoUatl0n °f data gelded by this system of Vrofo So .to nZ!\ £Came kl?°Wn that the number of deaths in ^SZ£^T^AU a rule'111 country places much less in crowdS ^ i \ * ^ aV6raSe aSe of death wa* tered -a resnlf wl i ?°Pulatr10ns than ™ those that were seat- by an excess i tie mor; ,?S ^ WaS in §reat measure caus^d a 111 me mortality of young children. that a^^P^ £ fhese facts becoming known, was into the health of to! ' Parllamentary committee of inquiry and facts ^b^Z^T?^mted,t0 investigate this matter, explain the prevaSe oL * Seemed t0 be competent to tality in ourWedtie s tUndue a^?unt °f sickness and mor > laige cities and towns. The results, however, of this