Echinococcus Cyst of the Pancreas

Abstract

supplying its citizens with proper places in which to be cared for when ill or injured. With state universities and state medical schools there must follow as a natural consequence state hospitals, and the administration of these should be as free from "politics" as is the management of our best state universities.

The Work of the New York Health Department — School Hygiene and the Communal Health — The Margin of Error in Medicine — Comparative Vital Statistics in Glasgow — Medical Notes

“…In 1909, the year preceding Dr. Lederle's appointment, the death-rate was 16.21. In 1910 it was 15.98 ; in 1911, 15.13 ; in 1912, 14.11 ; and in forty-eight weeks of 1913, 13.52. At present, therefore, New York is exceeded in this particular only by London, among the great cities of the world, and its rate now closely approximates that of London.…”