Michigan. Department of Health
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- Open LibraryOL12185432A
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- Michigan (4)
- Public health (2)
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- Government Agencies (1)
- Communicable Disease Control (1)
- Food law and legislation (1)
- Dairy laws (1)
Books by Michigan. Department of Health
Total count: 37
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The chemical closetRevision of Oct., 1916.The Department.1916-01-01
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Sewage disposal for single houses and small institutionsRevised 1916.The Department.1916-01-01
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Report on the investigation into the causes of the typhoid fever epidemic at Monroe, Michigan, occuring during the summer of 1914The Department.1916-01-01
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The public water supplies and sewer systems of MichiganThe Board.1918-01-01
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The Sanitary privyRevised Feb., 1918.The Department.1918-01-01
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Studies on complement fixation with special reference to the Wassermann testDistributed by Michigan Dept. of Health1922-01-01
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Protecting Michigan's health1922-01-01
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Typhoid feverthe disease of filth entirely preventableThe Department.1925-01-01
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Sewage and sewage disposalThe Department.1925-01-01
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Smallpox, restriction and prevention, vaccination and quarantineThe Department.1926-01-01
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Lobar pneumoniaThe Department.1926-01-01
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Little Mothers' leaguesThe Department.1926-01-01
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Preventing common communicable diseasesThe Department.1926-01-01
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Diphtheriapreventable with toxin-antitoxinThe Department.1926-01-01
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Pulmonary tuberculosis, preventable and curableThe Department.1926-01-01
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Whooping cougha preschool disease largely preventableThe Department.1926-01-01
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Health officers' manualrules and regulations for the control of the communicable diseasesRevised and adopted January 1, 1928.Michigan Department of health1928-01-01
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Municipal water softeningThe Department.1928-01-01
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Camp and resort sanitationThe Department.1929-01-01
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Rules pertaining to use and operation of indoor and outdoor artificial swimming poolsThe Department.1932-01-01
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Standards for the design of indoor and outdoor artificial swimming poolsRevised, 1933The Department.1933-01-01
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Well water supplies for municipalitiesThe Department.1933-01-01
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Regulations for the control of communicable diseasesEffective March 1,1939Allied Printing1939-01-01
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That new baby of yoursA message to parentsThe Department.1939-01-01
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Nuisances and their abatementThe Department.1940-01-01
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Swimming pool operationThe Dept.1940-01-01
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Chickenpox, german measles, and mumpsCalling your physician is a wise precaution against even these minor diseasesThe Department.1940-01-01
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TyphoidPrevention requires control of carriers and safety of water, milk and food suppliesThe Department.1940-01-01
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Well water suppliesMichigan department of health1940-01-01
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PneumoniaNew treatment available; most cases follow a common coldThe Department.1941-01-01
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Milk, does your family have enough?The Department.1941-01-01
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Michigan milk ordinanceMichigan Dept. of Health1942-01-01
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Poliomyelitis (Infantile paralysis)Prompt and continuous medical care helps to guard against after-effectsThe Department.1942-01-01
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Tularemia (Rabbit fever)Prevention requires careful handling of wild rabbitsThe Department.1942-01-01
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The Michigan Community Health Service Projectan evaluation and interpretationDept. of Public Instruction1946-01-01
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Sanitation standards for recreation campsThe Dept.1956-01-01
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Report on water pollution control in the river basins of the southeastern Michigan regionprepared for presentation on behalf of the Michigan Department of Health and Michigan Water Resources Commission at the conference called by the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare on pollution of Detroit River and Lake Erie, March 27, 1962, Detroit, MichiganMichigan Dept. of Health1962-01-01