Papers by officers of the Medical Corps, U.S. Army
Subtitle: Read before the fifteenth International Congress on hygiene and demography, Washington, D.C., September, 1912.
By: Pub. by authority of the act fo Congress approved August 23, 1912, and with the approval of the secreatary of war, for the information of medical officers.
Contributors: International Congress of Hygiene and Demography, Washington, D.C., 1912.
Series: Bulletin,; no. 2
Publisher: Govt. Print. Off.
Published: 1913
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 190
Subjects: United States. Army -- Sanitary affairs; Public health; Military hygiene
Notes: Bibliographies interspersed.
At head of title: War Department. Office of the Surgeon General.
Cont's cont. The personal hygiene of the solier man from the viewpoint of his officers, by J. van R. Hoff.--Persnal hygiene in the field, including the disinfection fo clothin and equipment with and without apparatus, by Valery Harvard.--Personal hygiene in the field, including the disinfection of clothing and equipment with and without apparatus, by P.C. Fauntleroy.--Gaseous disinfection fo equipment in the field, by E.L. Munson.--Disposal of human excreta in military camps, by P.M Ashburn.--The dispoasl of wastes, by J.H. Ford.
Table of contents: title: The prevention of typhoid fever by bacterial vaccine, by F.F. Russell.; title: The results of antityphoid vaccination in foreign armies, by C.F. Craig.; title: An analysis of antityphoid vaccines and a consideration of their relative practical value at the present time, by J.J. Nichols.; title: Venereal prophylaxix in armies, by D.C. Howard.; title: Prophylaxis of venereal diseases in the Army and Navy, by L.M. Maus.; title: Control and eradication of hookworm disease, by B.K. Ashford.; title: The economic aspects of hookworm disease in Porto Rico, by B.K. Ashford.; title: The prevention of beriberi, by E.B. Vedder.; title: The relation of parasitic amoebae to disease, by C.F. Craig.; title: The purification of water for troops in time of war, by C.R. Darnall.; title: A hygienic interpretation of the food supplied the United States Army in the field as at present authorized, by A.A. Woodhull.; title: Hygienic interpretation of recent changes in field rations and their preparation, by H.C. Fisher.