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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Subsequent to this , a mild type of influenza appeared to be occurring throughInfluenza out the State , and for the week ended January 31 , more than 18,000 The following reports have been received by the Influenza cases were reported .
Subsequent to this , a mild type of influenza appeared to be occurring throughInfluenza out the State , and for the week ended January 31 , more than 18,000 The following reports have been received by the Influenza cases were reported .
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However , in 1952 the influenza epidemic , predominately type B , did not appear until February . The same is true of the timing of the A - prime epidemic of 1951 . The health officers of 9 large cities have supplied information on the ...
However , in 1952 the influenza epidemic , predominately type B , did not appear until February . The same is true of the timing of the A - prime epidemic of 1951 . The health officers of 9 large cities have supplied information on the ...
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EPIDEMOLOGICAL REPORTS that a relatively large number of infants , ranging in ages from 1 to 3 months , had died suddenly during the past 3 months in Influenza Pierce County . Ten have been found dead in their cribs in the The following ...
EPIDEMOLOGICAL REPORTS that a relatively large number of infants , ranging in ages from 1 to 3 months , had died suddenly during the past 3 months in Influenza Pierce County . Ten have been found dead in their cribs in the The following ...
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This rise in mortality is associated with the sharply increased incidence of respiratory diseases , including influenza . For the 6 - week period ended February 7 , a total of 69,391 deaths was reported , 14 percent more than the total ...
This rise in mortality is associated with the sharply increased incidence of respiratory diseases , including influenza . For the 6 - week period ended February 7 , a total of 69,391 deaths was reported , 14 percent more than the total ...
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Four of the 5 showed a rise in EPIDEMOLOGICAL REPORTS complement fixation titer to influenza virus type A ( PR - 8 ) , but due to lack of availability of antigen , no test could be made of AInfluenza prime . The following reports have ...
Four of the 5 showed a rise in EPIDEMOLOGICAL REPORTS complement fixation titer to influenza virus type A ( PR - 8 ) , but due to lack of availability of antigen , no test could be made of AInfluenza prime . The following reports have ...
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acute Alabama AREA California category numbers certificate CITIES FOR WEEK Cleveland Colorado COMPARATIVE COMPARATIVE DATA County CUMULATIVE NUMBER current week dashes DEATHS IN SELECTED deaths occurring Department Department of Health difference Diphtheria diseases are category DIVISION EAST NORTH EAST SOUTH Encephalitis ENGLAND fever and streptococcal figures Georgia Hepatitis Illinois included increase infectious influenza International Lists January Jersey July June Kansas City laboratory March Measles median Meningococcal infections Michigan MIDDLE ATLANTIC Minnesota North Carolina NOTIFIABLE number of deaths Numbers after diseases occurred OFFICE Oklahoma outbreak PACIFIC patients persons Poliomyelitis Portland Provisional Public Health Rabies in animals received reported represent Rocky Mountain spotted Scarlet fever SELECTED CITIES Sept serum showed Sixth Revision SOUTH ATLANTIC SPECIFIED DISEASES Statistics streptococcal sore throat Table Typhoid fever Typhus fever UNITED Virginia Washington week ended weekly WEST NORTH WEST SOUTH CENTRAL Whooping cough Wichita York
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| Title | Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report: MMWR, Volume 2 DHEW publication |
| Contributors | Centers for Disease Control (U.S.), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.) |
| Publisher | U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Public Health Service, Center for Disease Control, 1953 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2017 |
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