Epidemic influenza : notes on its origin and method of spread / by Richard Sisley.

  • Sisley, Richard.
Date:
1891
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    Vage was only a few hours, and in Dr. Deldpinc's less than twenty-four hours. Cases of u sailor on the Correo and of the male on the Outer Dowsing Light-ship - 110-110 CHAPTER XTII. INFLUENZA IN ANIMALS. Influenza in horses. London fever. Professor Axe. Proforsor Fleming on influenza in horses, dogs, and eats. Mr. Oaird believes that influenza may be communicated from horses to cats and to man, M. Augustc Ollivicr, that iu can be communicated from man to cats, and from one cat to another, JIM. Megnin and Veillon that dogs suffer from a disease analogous to, if not identical with, human influenza. The animals in the gardens of the Royal Zoological Society ... - -117-130 CHAPTER XIV. The notification of influenza should be compulsory - - 131, 132 APPENDIX. Infectious Disease (Notification) Act, 1889. [52 & .53 Yict. Oh. 72] - 133-141