Studies on Rocky Mountain spotted fever / U.S. Treasury Department, Public Health Service.

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[1930]
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    Lge Count, EH. R. 1911.—A contribution to the pathological anatomy of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. J. Infect. Dis., Chicago, v. 8, 421-426. (Also in Contrib.. Med. Sci., by H. T. Ricketts, Chicago, 1911; 4454-450.) McCatza, L. P. 1908.—Direct transmisison from man to man of the Rocky Mountain spotted (tick) fever. Med. Sentinel, Portland, Oreg., v. 16, 87-88. MoC.iinTI0, T. B. 1912.— Investigations of and tick eradication in Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Pub. Health Rep., U. S. Pub. Health Serv., Wash., D. C., v. 27, no. 20, 732-760. MoCuLLoueH, G. T. | 1902.—Spotted fever. Med. Sentinel, Portland, Oreg., v. 10, 225-228. MANOUELIAN, Y. and VIALA, J. 1926.—Exaltation du virus rabique et corps de Negri. Compt., rend. Acad. d. sci., Par., v. 182, 1297-1298. MARSDEN, W. L. 1903.—Spotted fever in Oregon. Med. Sentinel, Portland, Oreg., v. 11, 389. MAVER, M. B. 191la.—Transmission of spotted fever by other than Montana and Idaho ticks. J. Infect. Dis., Chicago, v. 8: 322-326. (Also in Contrib. Med. Sci., by H. T. Ricketts, Chicago, 1911, 440-444.) - 1911b.—Transmission of spotted fever by the tick in nature. Ibid., v. 8: 827-829. (Also in Contrib. Med. Sci. by H. H. Ricketts, Chicago, 1911, 487-439. ) MAXEY, E. E. 1899.—Some observations on the so-called spotted fever of Idaho. Med. , Sentinel, Portland, Oreg., v. 7, 433-488. 1908.—Rocky Mountain spotted [tick] fever; with special reference to casual [sic] factors, mortality and geographical distribution in Idaho, Ibid., v. 16, 666-678; discussion, 704-711. Mayo, H. N. 1906a.—Rocky Mountain or spotted fever. J. Am. Med. Assoc., Chicago, v. 47, 36. 1906b.—Rocky Mountain or spotted fever. Med. Sentinel, Portland, Oreg,, v. 14, 370-371. 1907.—Spotted fever. Denver Med. Times, ete. (1906-1907), v. 26, 67-69. MicuHiE, H. C. jr., and Parsons, H. H. 1916.—Rocky Mountain spotted (tick) fever. Report of an investigation in the Bitter Root Valley of Montana. Med. Rec, N. Y., v. 89, 265-277. Moors, J. J. (See also Heinemann, P. G.; and Moore, J. J.) 1911.—Time relationships of the wood tick in the transmission of Rocky Mountain spotted fever J. Infect. Dis., Chicago, v. 8, 339-347. (Also in Contrib. Med. Sci., by H. T. Ricketts, Chicago, 1911, 428-436. ) Moossr, C. E. 1906.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever. J. Am. Med. Assoc., Chicago, v. 47, 686. . Mooser, H. 1928.—Hin Beitrag zur Atiologie des mexikanischen Fleckfiebers. Arch. f. Schiffs-u. Tropen-Hyg., Leipz., v. 32, 261-264.
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