The Archive · 1936

Other Summer Diseases

D issued his third and last Wu Lien-teh, chairman of the Central Cholera Bureau, has bulletin of the year, Although: Shanghai been free from cholera for the fourth year in succession, in spite of the fact that climatic conditions were favourable for its development, a marked prevalence was noted in other bowel diseases, particularly typhoid. Dr. Wu accounts for the successful stemming of cholera to greater health consciousness among the masses, more extensive pure water supplies, and successful propaganda and public health measures,

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