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Title: Uncinariasis (Hookworm disease) in Porto Rico : a medical and economic problem
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Ashford, Bailey K. (Bailey Kelly), 1873-1934 Gutiérrez Igaravidez, Pedro Puerto Rico. Anemia Commission
Subjects: Anemia Hookworm disease Medical statistics Hookworm Infections
Publisher: Washington : Govt. Print. Off.
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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rman by Pauline Falcke. Phila. Blakistons Sonand Co. Smith, Allen J. 1903—Uncinariasis in Texas, <Am. J. Med. Sci., Phila., N. Y., and London,v. 126 (5), Nov., pp. 768-798. Smith, Claude A. 1903—Uncinariasis in the South; further observations. Read at the 54th annual session of the Am. Med. Assn. <J. Am. Assn, Chicago, Sept. 19.1904—Uncinariasis in the South, with special reference to mode of infection. <J. Am. M. Assn, Chicago, v. 43 (9), Aug. 27, pp. 592-597. Stiles, Charles Wardell, Ph. D. (Chief of Divis. Zoology, U. S. P. II. M.H. &.)1903—Report upon the prevalence and geographic distribution of hookwormdisease in the United States. 2nd edition. Bulletin 10, Feb. 1903.Hygienic Laboratory. Public Health and Marine Hospital Serviceof the United States. Strong, Richard P. 1901—Board for the investigation of tropical diseases in the Philippines.Circular No. 1. Animal Parasites < Rep. Surgeon General of theArmy, pp. 203-219, Gov. Printing Office, 1901, Washn.
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UNCINARIASIS IN PORTO RICO. 155 Tenholt. (Medizin. Knappschaftsoberarzt in Boc-hum.) 1903—Anchylostomiasis ini rheinisch-westfalischon Kohlenrevier; Urascheund Bekamfung < Zeitschrift f. Medizinalbeamte. 16th year, No.8, Apr. 15, pp. 297-305.Thompson, W. Gilman. (Prof. Medicine, Cornell Univ.) 1902—Practical dietetics; 2nd edition, New York, Appletou and Co.Thorn hill, Hayman. 1885—Anchylostoma duodenale. Is it widespread in India, Assam, andCeylon, and is it a harmless or a harmful parasite? < Ind. Med.Gaz., Calcutta, Oct. and Nov. Toth, Emerich. (Dr. kbn. ung Montan-Distriets-Oberjtlijjsicus in Selmecz-btintja.)1904—Zur Anchilostomiasis-Frage < Pester medchir. Presse. Budapesth.40th year, nos. 15 and 16, Apr. 10th and 17th, pp. 366-368 and390-394. Tomaselli-Peratoner, A. 1900—L anchilostomanemia in Sicila < Rif. med., 1900, Nos. 67-71, Mar.25, 26, and 27. Del Valle-Atiles, Francisco, Dr. 1889—El campesino puentorriqueno. San Juan, P. R. Tip. de Jose Font,num.

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