a law was passed making the vaccination of infants, and the re-vaccination of children of riper years, compulsory throughout the whole of the German Empire. Health - Página 337por William Henry Corfield - 1880 - 361 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
| Sanitary Institute of Great Britain - 1880 - 424 páginas
...in Prussia compared with those in parts of the German Empire where vaccination was compulsory, that a law was passed making the vaccination of infants...compulsory throughout the whole of the German Empire. The Swedish statistics, which have always been pointed to as strongly in favour of vaccination, have... | |
| International health exhibition, 1884 - 1880 - 520 páginas
...in Prussia compared with those in parts of the German Empire where vaccinnation was compulsory, that a law was passed making the vaccination of infants...compulsory throughout the whole of the German Empire. The Swedish statistics, which have always been pointed to as strongly in favour of vaccination, have... | |
| William Henry Corfield - 1880 - 178 páginas
...slight, that the German Government, after carefully investigating the matter, passed a law in March 1874, making the vaccination of infants, and the re-vaccination...compulsory throughout the whole of the German Empire. § 64. Other Diseases.—It has been suggested that other diseases are sometimes communicated by vaccination.... | |
| William Henry Corfield - 1889 - 176 páginas
...slight, that the German Government, after carefully investigating the matter, passed a law in March 1874, making the vaccination of infants, and the re-vaccination...compulsory throughout the whole of the German Empire. (See section 67). § 64. Other Diseases.—It has been suggested that other diseases are sometimes... | |
| William Henry Corfield - 1901 - 178 páginas
...slight, that the German Government, after carefully investigating the matter, passed a law in March 1874, making the vaccination of infants, and the re-vaccination...compulsory throughout the whole of the German Empire. (See section 67). § 64. Other Diseases.—It has been suggested that other diseases are sometimes... | |
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