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REPORTS of the Commission appointed by the Admiralty, the War Office, and the Civil Government of Malta, for the investigation of Mediterranean fever, under the supervision of an advisory committee of the Royal Society. 7 pts.

London: Harrison & Sons, 1905 –1907.

The important findings of the Mediterranean Fever Commission are summarized in Topley & Wilson’s Bacteriology,1975, p. 2173; probably the most valuable was that of T. Zammit, who showed goat’s milk to be the main source of infection (pt. 4, p. 97). See entry 10780.

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COUNTRIES, CONTINENTS AND REGIONS › Malta INFECTIOUS DISEASE › Brucellosis

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Entry Number	#5102
Permanent Link	https://beta.historyofmedicine.com/id/6032
External URL	reports-of-the-commission-appointed-by-the-admiralty-the-war-office-and-the-civil-government-of-malta-for-the-investigation-of-mediterranean-fever-under-the-supervision-of-an-advisory-committee-of-the-royal-society-7-pts

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Publication place: London