MODERN THERAPY OF PLAGUE
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Abstract
Present day statistics indicate a striking decrease in the incidence of pandemic plague (Kaul, 1 1949). A large number of areas formerly seriously infected are either free of plague or now have only sporadic cases. In regions where plague is transmitted by domestic rodents it is now feasible to protect...
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| Authors | K. F. MEYER; |
| Journal | journal of the american medical association |
| Year | 1950 |
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