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(1) THE authors of this book have undertaken the task of describing, in language intelligible to the educated man without special medical training, the present state of knowledge and opinion respecting the origin, nature, and methods of preventing important diseases. In the earlier chapters the principles of bacteriology and the meaning of terms employed in describing the phenomena of immunity are detailed and explained. In later chapters most of the common diseases are passed in review and the duty of an intelligent citizen in the presence of any such disease succinctly stated.
(1) Prevention and Control of Disease.
By Prof. F. Ramaley Dr. C. E. Giffin. Pp. 386. (Boulder, Colo.: The University, 1913.)
(2) Practical Bacteriology, Microbiology and Serum Therapy (Medical and Veterinary).
A Text-book for Laboratory Use. By Dr. A. Besson. Translated and adapted from the fifth French edition by Prof. H. J. Hutchens, D.S.O. Pp. xxx + 892. (London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1913.) Price 36s. net.
(3) A Monograph on Johne's Disease (Enteritis Chronica Pseudotuberculosa Bovis).
By F. W. Twort G. L. Y. Ingram. Pp. xi + 179 + ix plates. (London: Baillire, Tindall and Cox, 1913.) Price 6s. net.
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(1) Prevention and Control of Disease (2) Practical Bacteriology, Microbiology and Serum Therapy (Medical and Veterinary) (3) A Monograph on Johne's Disease (Enteritis Chronica Pseudotuberculosa Bovis) . Nature 92, 193–195 (1913). https://doi.org/10.1038/092193b0
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