Studies on tuberculosis ...
Series: American journal of hygiene.  Monographic series, no. 16, February 1941
Publisher: Johns Hopkins press
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
Subjects: African Americans -- Health and hygiene.; Tuberculosis
Notes: "The publication of this monograph (no. 16) was financed by the Rockefeller foundation, New York city."

Bibliography at end of each study.
Table of contents: value: The spread of tuberculosis in Negro families of Jamaica, B.W.I., by E. Joyce Saward, Persis Putnam, and E.L. Opie.-  The fate of Negro persons of a tropical country, Jamaica, B.W.I., after contact with tuberculosis, by E.L. Opie, Persis Putnam, and E. Joyce Saward.-  A survey of tuberculosis infection in a rural area of east Alabama, by A.H. Graham, P.W. Auston, and Persis Putnam.-  The fate of persons exposed to tuberculosis in white and Negro families in a rural area of east Alabama, by A.H. Graham, P.W. Auston, and Persis Putnam.