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The Control of Typhoid Fever
1915
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
plex one. It is no simple matter to correct the morals of the public, to educate the ignorant and to relieve poverty. Much has been and is being done, however, to diminish the infant mortality and the results of this work are already evident in a decreasing death-rate, especially in our large cities. Much more must be done, nevertheless, than is now being done. To do it means the expenditux-e of much energy and money, especially of money. Typhoid fever is with us because typhoid bacilli get
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