Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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of Preventive Medicine from an American ^^^ chapter on "Naval Hvgiene" also was
Standpoint, by George H. Rolie,
^"'""^'y rewritten
M. D by Henry G. Beyer, Major
Late Professor of '^'"'ted
Therapeutics States
Hveiene Navy
f]^^°'^ and professor
Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore, Etc.. C.
-i^'Xiin^ton, u.
and Albert Robin, M. D., Professor of ^he other chapters were revised aad sup-
Pathology, Bacteriologv and P'^"ented
Hygiene
by the editor. We feel confident
Medical *'^^' Department ^^'^ edition will
Temple be favored
Universitv' with the
riologist C.ty Water Department, Wilmington,
Delaware: Member American
throughout the countrv.
teacners
Public Health Association, Society \mer- "'^^^""^^ °^ the Diseases of the Eve for Stuican
Bacteriologists; Corresponding Mem-
^"^ General Practitioners.
-l"^^ By
ber International Society for
^''^''^^
the Preven- " ^ay,M. D., Chief of Clinicand
tionof Tuberculosis, etc.; Jj'sfuctor in
Formerlv Oplithalmologv,
Path-
College of
ologist and Bacteriologist ^U-Vsiciansand
Delaware Surgeons.
State
Medical Depart-
"— -^ of Health. '^'>""- Fourth iouiiu revised revisea ^'"'^'^'-sity.
and ?J,on ,£?i"'°,'''^ ^^w York,
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edition with ^O;^- many Attending
illustrations
Ophthalmic Surid
valuable tables. ^0*"^ Mt.
Philadelphia-
Sinai Hospital,
F New f,^°" York;
Davis . Company, Publishers ^°"S"'t'"gOplithalmologist ' 1908 to the French
1 ae advances made in hygiene and sani- th^Sl ^ *° ^}^
Governeur Hospital, to
tary science, more especially ,^^^ Hospital, and to the
in
Italian
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eases, made it necessary to subiect this we 1 r , r ^. ', causation and prevention of infectious dis' v sed wttrT 0"g'»al illustration
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"/'r.":_._^^.^-^-' .^^'l^? ^'l^P'-s treating p^. p':;bHshers ' '' '""" revision. Several of the chapters '' °°' "^ ^°"
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treating
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3f subjects in which the discoveries were Th^fiffl. »H> f.u-
.ore ^u.c recent lecem .vere were entirely rewritten^Ui;: rewrtten, while in in aL'^sJ. \ntriwt 1S" 10117 iJi'^!""^^^^-'
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>thers were brought up to date by including
mch
Augusf 1908
matter At
as thLZw /TT'^- 7
appears ,5"^^' ' ^^^essential
in th,. Ucri.l
^\ ^"'s early date, the sixth
^''^"''^' '" ">« ^'^hi edition appears.
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In this
advances
edition the author
jraUm„„„t co,„ril,„tors Bh-e,, i„ ,he Physiology for Beginner.. By Walter lloore
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°" This little book
School
contains
Hyg,ene
192 pages. It is
vxercise and_ Irain- neatly bound in cloth, and confains a grea
f •• I^fl»ng,
JImI/
• and Cloth- many instructive illustrations. This book
adinf'XsonaM "' ^''' °"' "''''''''' is taken up chiefly with inculcating practiby
Dr Fra,?o is VV- r'''f ' T' '''''''"'' ?'' '^^^ concerning t'le health, most of the
Ipshur, lecturer on difficulties
thnli
of the ini,,.mant I
science of ohvs
P"'^''^ ''^-1''' -d iology beuig deferred for etSntien'"'- etetics n
l^ters^udy'^^''"
the ITniversity College of Medi- The main object of this book is to hrino-
Vriiitan".'::K;'ca''"'f/"-- '"" ^"-'f''^'' -" ^"^ ^^"^>' °^ Pli-ology nearer to t.: H "f
wr ten ,1 r r " was entirely the community, and
l^'^^f",^
especially to the life o
wruten throughout by Walter D. McCaw, the child, for no other study has any better