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Diphtheria prevalence in Hampstead and the Need for its Prevention1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 May 2009

J. Graham Forbes
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There could be no more suitable preface to emphasise the need for Diphtheria prevention than the following quotation from so high an authority as the metropolitan Asylums Board's Report of 1924–25: “Notwithstanding the great improvement in diagnosis, standard of living, education in matters of hygiene and other public health measures, the fact remains that, for reason not altogether clear, diphtheria appears to be stregthening its forces and gathering power unchecked by science.”

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Research Article
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Journal of Hygiene , Volume 27 , Issue 1 , November 1927 , pp. 49 - 63
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1927

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page 59 note 2 Forbes, J. G.The Prevention of Diphtheria. Med. Res. Council, Special Report series, No. 115.Google Scholar

page 61 note 1 M.O.H. Hampstead Annual Report, 1921, pp. 110 and 42.Google Scholar

page 61 note 2 London County Council. London Statistics, vol. xxx, p. 144, 1924–1925.

page 62 note 1 Forbes, J. G.The Prevention of Diphtheria. Med. Res. Council, Special Report series, No. 115, p. 30.Google ScholarPubMed