'The' health report for the Army Jauring 1us3 was complied by October 1934 and issued in January 1985. The year was nearly a3 good as 1952, the admission to hospital ratio working Jout at nineteen points higher at 4318 The principle admissions were in lorder of numbers, influenza, malaria, {inflammation and venereal, The China figures per 1,000 were as follows: digestive system also kept the doctors [busy but lungs were sound. Diptheria, erysipelas, poisoning and parasites returned nil records,
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