Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report: MMWR, Volume 2U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, Center for Disease Control, 1953 |
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... County . The patient , who attended college in Indiana , left for his home by train 13 days prior to onset of the illness , which was on January 1 , 1953. He was vaccinated 12 years ago and had chickenpox at the age of 3. Laboratory ...
... County . The patient , who attended college in Indiana , left for his home by train 13 days prior to onset of the illness , which was on January 1 , 1953. He was vaccinated 12 years ago and had chickenpox at the age of 3. Laboratory ...
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... County . The disease first began about the middle of December , and by the first of January an estimated 25 percent of the population had been ill . The disease was mild but characterized by chills , generalized aching , and cough , at ...
... County . The disease first began about the middle of December , and by the first of January an estimated 25 percent of the population had been ill . The disease was mild but characterized by chills , generalized aching , and cough , at ...
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... County . Fourteen other areas in the State also reported cases . Anchorage area of Alaska . Absenteeism in the schools has been as high as 35 percent . A small village south of Anchorage is similarly affected . The disease has been ...
... County . Fourteen other areas in the State also reported cases . Anchorage area of Alaska . Absenteeism in the schools has been as high as 35 percent . A small village south of Anchorage is similarly affected . The disease has been ...
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... counties . Dr. W. H. Y. Smith , Alabama Health Department , states that reports began to be received in the middle of January that schools were being closed because of upper respiratory infections . Subsequent to this , a mild type of ...
... counties . Dr. W. H. Y. Smith , Alabama Health Department , states that reports began to be received in the middle of January that schools were being closed because of upper respiratory infections . Subsequent to this , a mild type of ...
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... County during the past 3 weeks . Dr. Thomas Francis , Jr. , University of Michigan , reports the isolation of three strains of influenza virus crossing with A- prime antisera . Material was collected in the middle of January , but to ...
... County during the past 3 weeks . Dr. Thomas Francis , Jr. , University of Michigan , reports the isolation of three strains of influenza virus crossing with A- prime antisera . Material was collected in the middle of January , but to ...
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1953-Continued Numbers 5-year median acute infectious 082 AREA Brucellosis Brucellosis undulant fever category numbers CITIES FOR WEEK COMPARATIVE DATA CUMULATIVE NUMBER CUMULATIVE TOTAL current week data not included DEATHS IN SELECTED Diphtheria Diphtheria 055 diseases are category DISEASES WITH COMPARATIVE EAST NORTH CENTRAL EAST SOUTH Encephalitis endemic endemic 101 Exclusive of fetal fever and streptococcal Hepatitis influenza International Lists Kansas City Measles Measles 085 Meningococcal infections 057 MIDDLE ATLANTIC Mountain spotted fever North Carolina NOTIFIABLE DISEASES number of deaths Numbers after diseases Numbers under diseases PACIFIC Poliomyelitis psittacosis Rabies in animals Rocky Mountain spotted Scarlet fever SELECTED CITIES serum Sixth Revision SOUTH ATLANTIC South Dakota SPECIFIED DISEASES spotted fever 104A streptococcal sore throat Table total number Trichiniasis 128 Tularemia Tularemia 059 Typhoid fever Typhoid fever 040 Typhus fever undulant fever Washington week ended week of filing WEST NORTH WEST SOUTH CENTRAL Whooping cough Whooping cough 056