... happens in the case of cholera and of influenza, for instance, we hear of their having been previously in another region or district, prophylaxis will consist in a careful adherence to the laws of hygiene, with an especial reference to the organs more immediately exposed, and to ...

... child from two to three years old. * 264 INFLUENZA, you may even deplete generally, and follow up this depletion by local bleeding: but the caution already given against the repeated abstrac- tion of blood holds good here. With reference to antimony too, it is while the emetic ...

... SO2 were much less (^ - J^s) likely to contract influenza. Liberal and deep ... with reference to the industrial hygiene is recommended." Sulphuric Acid.- ...

... should be designed and implemented by the ~ manufacturer. - References ~ - (1) Schild, G. C., M. Henry-Aymard, and H. - “G. Pereira, “A Quantitative, Single-radial- — - diffusion Test for Immunological Studies with Influenza Virus,” Journal of General . Virology, 16:231-236, ...

... again, the beginning of a severe cold, or influenza. We know that, de facto, it ... danger in pleurisy has reference to the fluid which is poured out of ...

... 000 of their doldiers as a result of influenza, 20,000 peeple in the United States died from cancer. And®these deaths attracted no attention whatever, all on acceunt Ge of the state of mind of the people with reference to this special disease. Now, cancer is not ...

... come. Thus in acute abscesses, especially those following influenza the early rupture of a cortical focus with the resulting empyema, has often led to prompt drainage of the suppurating lung and a rapid cure of the patient. Only casual reference is necessary to embolic abscesses of the lung ...

... particular organs inflamed, HEART DISEASE, PLEURISY. Synovitis, etc. Influenza. ... WARNER'S REFERENCE BOOK 90 Insomnia. Antimonii et Potassi Tartratis, gr. ...

... respiretOry viruses ( except the myzoviruses considered by the Influenza ... “reference” reagents was given support . Studies in diagnostic methods ...

... of the cardiac muscle is present, without any reference to the primary cause from which such failure is developed. It is not only useless but harmful in the heart irregularities following influenza.—Sansom. In aged persons, who present signs of ...