Analyzes public health efforts to reduce infant mortality and improve children's health in three large English cities: Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester.
Analyzes public health efforts to reduce infant mortality and improve children's health in three large English cities: Birmingham, Liverpool, and Manchester.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
JIM HARRIS is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of History at Ohio State University.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Cantlie's Crisis: Public Health and the "Urban Penalty" 1. A Tale of Three Cities: Ecology and Demography 2. Flies and Feces: Death from Diarrhea 3. On Matters of Milk and Motherhood: Promoting Public Health in the Private Sphere 4. Cantlie's Crisis Revisited: From the South African War to 1904 5. Expanding Children's Health: Schools as Sites of Public Health 6. New Directions for Children's Health: The First World War and Its Aftermath Conclusion: The Birth of the Ministry of Health Bibliography Index
List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Introduction: Cantlie's Crisis: Public Health and the "Urban Penalty" 1. A Tale of Three Cities: Ecology and Demography 2. Flies and Feces: Death from Diarrhea 3. On Matters of Milk and Motherhood: Promoting Public Health in the Private Sphere 4. Cantlie's Crisis Revisited: From the South African War to 1904 5. Expanding Children's Health: Schools as Sites of Public Health 6. New Directions for Children's Health: The First World War and Its Aftermath Conclusion: The Birth of the Ministry of Health Bibliography Index
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