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  1. ... images that illustrate the experience of epidemics of scarlet fever, cholera and polio. Quarantine Scarlet Fever Epidemics: Cholera at Marseilles Providing Oral Polio Vaccine ...
  2. ... of communicable diseases such as polio, diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever, smallpox, and chicken pox. Dates 1909-1962 Extent ... the hospital accepted patients suffering from diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever, smallpox, and chicken pox. A new and larger ...
  3. ... Rheumatic Heart Disease C01.252.410.890.823 Scarlet Fever C01.252.620 Pneumonia, Bacterial C01.252.620. ...
  4. ... Eyler, John M.: "The epidemiology of milk- borne scarlet fever: the case of Edwardian Brighton," American Journal of ...
  5. ... expertise was treating infectious diseases like diphtheria and scarlet fever, right in the middle of Spanish Influenza of ...
  6. ... Hospital Association, 1987, 24 pp Eyler, John M Scarlet fever and confinement the Edwardian debate over isolation hospitals ...
  7. ... A Streptococcus) is responsible for diseases such as scarlet fever, pharyngitis, impetigo, cellulitis, necrotizing fasciitis and toxic shock ...
  8. ... same disease), pox (presumably small-pox), scarlet (presumably scarlet fever). Figure 2. Disease terms, collocated with contag* and ...
  9. ... in De Panne, Belgium. Subsequently, while recovering from scarlet fever, she began to study applied psychology at London’s ...
  10. ... Infection ; How to Avert Cancer ; How to Prevent Scarlet Fever from Spreading ; How to Be Always Well ; etc. ...
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