Calcutta Review, Volume 27University of Calcutta, 1856 |
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... duty of the Government of the country . Comparatively lately in Great Britain a Board of Health has been appointed with a special medical office attached . Up to the present time , the only instruction on this subject for medical men ...
... duty of the Government of the country . Comparatively lately in Great Britain a Board of Health has been appointed with a special medical office attached . Up to the present time , the only instruction on this subject for medical men ...
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... duty of the medical jurist to see that water used for drink- ing contains , no " strange fish . " Taste and appearance will usu- ally indicate if water is fit for human use . If from wells , the strata from which it is drawn will ...
... duty of the medical jurist to see that water used for drink- ing contains , no " strange fish . " Taste and appearance will usu- ally indicate if water is fit for human use . If from wells , the strata from which it is drawn will ...
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... duty to originate sanitary measures ; to point out what is most urgently required , and to carry into effect measures which are quite as much for the well - being of the State , as of individuals . The cost compared to the benefits will ...
... duty to originate sanitary measures ; to point out what is most urgently required , and to carry into effect measures which are quite as much for the well - being of the State , as of individuals . The cost compared to the benefits will ...
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... duties that have to be performed by the sepoys in Bombay may account for some extra mortality . Certainly , but not for the whole . What is the cause ? Innate badness of site , or epidemics produced by miasma and general impurity of air ...
... duties that have to be performed by the sepoys in Bombay may account for some extra mortality . Certainly , but not for the whole . What is the cause ? Innate badness of site , or epidemics produced by miasma and general impurity of air ...
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... duties of this Officer of Health should also extend to a sur- veillance of the places in which new houses are being built . It should be imperative that every house should be numbered , and every street also numbered , or named , and ...
... duties of this Officer of Health should also extend to a sur- veillance of the places in which new houses are being built . It should be imperative that every house should be numbered , and every street also numbered , or named , and ...
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