Canadian Practitioner, Volume 45Bryant Press, 1920 |
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... month . In an epidemic , such as that now existing in Ontario , the babe should be vaccinated in the first month , and if there is any suspicion of exposure , it should be done im- mediately after birth . It is generally believed in ...
... month . In an epidemic , such as that now existing in Ontario , the babe should be vaccinated in the first month , and if there is any suspicion of exposure , it should be done im- mediately after birth . It is generally believed in ...
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... months it was called mild , and many people refused vaccination . At a certain time it grew worse , and many deaths oc- curred . There is again a dreadful danger threaten- ing us in Toronto and other parts of Ontario . The peril ...
... months it was called mild , and many people refused vaccination . At a certain time it grew worse , and many deaths oc- curred . There is again a dreadful danger threaten- ing us in Toronto and other parts of Ontario . The peril ...
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... months the " conscientious objectors " were able to prevent the enforcement of vaccination . Then the authorities took action , and ordered compulsory vaccination . But you cannot vaccinate a whole community in a day , and it was nearly ...
... months the " conscientious objectors " were able to prevent the enforcement of vaccination . Then the authorities took action , and ordered compulsory vaccination . But you cannot vaccinate a whole community in a day , and it was nearly ...
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... month . This will be imposed for any course of less than a month as a registration fee . In such cases where extended work and attention is required , a special fee to cover the same will be arranged by the committee . EXTENSION ...
... month . This will be imposed for any course of less than a month as a registration fee . In such cases where extended work and attention is required , a special fee to cover the same will be arranged by the committee . EXTENSION ...
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... months , the systolic pressure shows a constant eleva- tion of from ten to forty millimetres , and of the diastolic , from ten to twenty - five millimetres . In a man aged seventy - nine years the blood pressure had not yet returned to ...
... months , the systolic pressure shows a constant eleva- tion of from ten to forty millimetres , and of the diastolic , from ten to twenty - five millimetres . In a man aged seventy - nine years the blood pressure had not yet returned to ...
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