... Tests of Dry Antitoxic Material from Serum from Vaccinated Horse. 16 SOME PRODUCTS OF TUBERCULOSIS BACILLUS. however, must be remembered-viz., that while it may be difficult to cure the disease in a guinea-pig, where its ...

... of silver, alum, etc. Sometimes the nsevus is vaccinated, and the consequent inflammation may be sufficient to effect a cure, but it gene- rally fails. Any form of ...

... the appearance of the cicatrix soon after the cure. PI 43. Carey & Harf Philai' ... healthy parents, had been vaccinated in infancy. He had brown hair, a sanguineous ...

... not be permitted to attend school until the cure is complete and all danger from infection has passed. No child should be allowed to enter the public schools who has not been vaccinated. The medical inspector should determine the evidence of ...

... the virus C, and this effected an essential cure,butotherremedieswereneeded for ... had been twice vaccinated, she had Thuja occidentalis 30 for a month; ...

... the blood, and, through phagocytosis, soon effected a cure. In sections ... than in the vaccinated animal. He believes that the ne- crotic action ...

... developed in the Island. 860,000 people were vaccinated in three months. ... demonstrate the means of cure. A hurricane also laid waste a large area ...

... forms of disease and will do much to cure the worst of them. VARIOLOID. 82 IF This signifies "small pox like," and persons who have had the small pox naturally, or been inocu- lated or vaccinated, may be subject occasionally to 102 SMALL POX. ...

... health stations and clinics; if they have been vaccinated against smallpox and inoculated against diphtheria; if men and women have their tuberculosis discovered in its early stages and have spent the necessary period for a cure in sanatoria; if the acutely ill in the ...

... The child being about ten months old, was vaccinated for the kine pox at the same time that other children were, in this town, who generally got along well. The 68 WATER CURE IN AMERICA. mother was subject to an erisypelatous ...