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The Prevalence of Organic Disease of the Spleen As a Test for Detecting Malarious Localities in Hot Climates: Being the Report of a Committee Assemble

The Prevalence of Organic Disease of the Spleen As a Test for Detecting Malarious Localities in Hot Climates: Being the Report of a Committee Assemble

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Medical ReferenceArmed ForcesBiology

ISBN10: 1146487614
ISBN13: 9781146487610
Publisher: Nabu Press
Published: Mar 4 2010
Pages: 116
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

This report, The Prevalence of Organic Disease of the Spleen As a Test for Detecting Malarious Localities in Hot Climates, documents the findings of a committee assembled in 1854 to investigate the correlation between spleen disease and malarial environments. Authored by W.E. Baker, the study examines the prevalence of organic disease of the spleen as a marker for identifying regions with high malaria incidence. This historical document offers insights into 19th-century medical practices, epidemiological studies, and military health strategies in tropical climates. It provides valuable context for understanding the historical approaches to disease surveillance and control, making it a crucial resource for researchers and historians studying the evolution of public health and tropical medicine.

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