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Pharmacology
1909
Journal of the American Medical Association
As remedies for this disquieting state of affairs, Dr. Lowenthal proposes the amelioration of the general sanitary condition of the country; the doubling of the number of the barracks, which are at present overcrowded ; the sanitary im¬ provement of the present barracks; the thorough reform of our system of recruiting; a reduction of enlistments (if it were reduced to about 100,000 men, the army would gain in quality what it would lose in quantity ): and the military train¬ ing of young men.
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