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DOI: 10.1126/science.ns-14.350.268
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Report of the Committee of the New York State Medical Society on the Causes and Prevention of Blindness

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“…The AOS committee chaired by Howe recommended legislation to make reporting cases mandatory, to restrict immigration as a way to prevent the importation of infectious eye diseases, and to reduce public expenditures for blind immigrants. 12 Howe delivered a paper in French on this subject before the French Ophthalmological Society, which made him an honorary vice president. (Howe had a good command of French, Spanish, German, and Italian.)…”
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“…The AOS committee chaired by Howe recommended legislation to make reporting cases mandatory, to restrict immigration as a way to prevent the importation of infectious eye diseases, and to reduce public expenditures for blind immigrants. 12 Howe delivered a paper in French on this subject before the French Ophthalmological Society, which made him an honorary vice president. (Howe had a good command of French, Spanish, German, and Italian.)…”
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confidence: 99%