Michigan. State Board of Health

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Books by Michigan. State Board of Health

Total count: 44

The cause of chorea

1876-01-01
Vaccinationsome facts and figures concerning the advisability, with statements of the dangers to be avoided

W.S. George1876-01-01
Labelling medicinesreport to the State Board of Health

W.S. George & Co.1877-01-01
Restriction and prevention of scarlet fever

State Board of Health of Michigan1877-01-01
Special reports and communications relative to communicable and preventable diseases

1878-01-01
Special reports and communications to the Michigan State Board of Health, relative to communicable and preventable diseases

[s.n.]1878-01-01
Proceedings of the Sanitary Convention. ..

1880-01-01
Circular to health officers, relative to the work of health officers and of local boards of health in Michigan

Office of the Secretary of the State Board of Health1880-01-01
Relative to notices of diseases which endanger the public healthduties of householders, physicians and others : circular

s.n.1880-01-01
Personal sanitary responsibilitiesa paper

[s.n.]1881-01-01
Typhoid fever and low water in wells

W.S. George & Co., state printers and binders1885-01-01
Abstract of proceedings1886-1897

The Board1886-01-01
Proceedings and addresses at a sanitary convention held at Big Rapids, Michigan, Nov. 18 and 19, 1886

Thorp & Godfrey, state printers and binders1887-01-01
Meteorological conditions, diseases of the lungs, etcrelations of certain meteorological conditions to diseases of the lungs and air passages as shown by statistical and other evidence ...

Michigan State Board of Health1888-01-01
Laws of the state of Michigan relating to the public health, in force in the year of 1890

D. D. Thorp, state printer1889-01-01
Prevention and restriction of small-poxRev. ed.

1889-01-01
Measles in Michigan during the year ending December 31, 1890 ...

1890-01-01
The causation of influenza, sometimes called by its French name 'la grippe'

State Board of Health1891-01-01
Injuries and loss of life and property, alleged to have been caused by the use of kerosene, gasoline and naphtha, in Michigan during the year ending December 31, 1891

Robert Smith & Co., State Printers and Binders1893-01-01
Prevention of consumption ...

1893-01-01
Relative to the Michigan State Board of Health Exhibit in the Anthropological Building at the World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago in 1893

publisher not identified1893-01-01
Proceedings and addresses of the Annual Conference of the Health Officers2-4, 6. 1894, 1896, 1899, 1903

Smith.1894-01-01
Reports and statistics relative to communicable diseases in Michigan in 1893 ...

1896-01-01
Relative to the Michigan State Board of Health Exhibitin the Hygiene and Educational Building at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition at Nashville in 1897

The Board1897-01-01
Proceedings of the quarter-centennial celebration of the establishment of the Michigan State Board of Healthheld at Detroit, Michigan, August 9, 1898

State Board of Health]1898-01-01
Michigan, a summer and health resort statea directory of Michigan summer resorts, mineral springs and sanitaria

R. Smith printing co., state printers1898-01-01
Proceedings of the quarter-centennial celebration (1873-1898) of the establishment of the Board of Health held at DetroitAugust 9, 1898

1898-01-01
Dangerous communicable diseaseshow spread, how restricted and prevented7th ed.

Michigan State Board of Health1899-01-01
The prevention of typhoid feversometimes called "enteric fever," "gastric fever," "pythogenic fever," "typho-malarial fever," and by the Germans "abdominal typhus."14th ed.

Michigan State Board of Health1899-01-01
Restriction and prevention of diphtheria16th ed.

Michigan State Board of Health1899-01-01
Restriction and prevention of measleslaws requiring the reporting, placarding and disinfecting, in every case of disease dangerous to the public health, facts relating to the age of greatest danger, and importance of restricting measles8th ed.

Michigan State Board of Health1899-01-01
Restriction and prevention of whooping-coughLaws requiring the reporting, placarding, and disinfecting, in every case of disease dangerous to the public health; facts relating to the age of greatest danger, and importance of restricting whooping-cough3. edition.

1899-01-01
Restriction of smallpox5th ed.

Michigan State Board of Health1902-01-01
The work of health officers and of local boards of health in Michigan

Office of the Secretary of the State Board of Health1903-01-01
Restriction and prevention of consumptionsometimes called "tuberculosis," "phthisis," "phthisis pulmonalis," "tubercular phthisis," "tubercular consumption," or "pulmonary consumption."9th ed.

Michigan State Board of Health1903-01-01
Dangerous communicable diseases, how spread, how restricted and preventeddata and statements supplied to School Superintendents and Teachers by the Michigan State Board of Health, in compliance with Act No. 146, Laws of 189514th ed.

Robert Smith Printing Company1903-01-01
The Michigan water and sewage law and the grand rapids stream pollution decision

The Department.1914-01-01
Report on the investigation into the causes of the typhoid fever epidemic at Monroe, Michigan occurring during the summer of 1915

1916-01-01
Forty-fourth and forty-fifth annual report of the secretary of the state board of health of the state of Michigan for the fiscal years ending June 30, 1916, and June 30, 1917

1917-01-01
Garbage collection and disposal, by Edward D. Rich

Michigan department of health1923-01-01
Annual Report, Volume 5

Arkose Press2015-10-31
Annual Report

Arkose Press2015-11-03
Michigan's Health, Volume 5

Arkose Press2015-11-04
Circular from ...to supervisors and other officers of townships to presidents and other officers of incorporated villages, and to mayors and other officers of cities, relative to notices of diseases which endanger the public health; duties of householders, physicians and others. Circular : No. 34