Epidemiology and control of vector-borne diseases /

Bibliography: p. 37-38.

Scorpions, spiders, and other arthropods of minor public health importance and their controls

Bibliography: p.23-26.

A psychiatric approach to the treatment of promiscuity; a further report of a psychiatric study made under the auspices of the Venereal Disease Division, U. S. Public Health Service, the California State Dept. of Public Health, and the San Francisco Dept. of Public Health, January, 1943 to July, 1947.

"A further development and expansion of an earlier study [An experiment in the psychiatric treatment of promiscuous girls, by Ernest G. Lion, and others] sponsored by the same organizations reported in 1945."

Poultry diseases in public health; review for epidemiologists,

Bibliography: p. 27-40.

Swine vesicular disease, 1966-1973 : a bibliography /

Kept up to date by supplements.

Bluetongue disease in cattle (Ibaraki virus) : a bibliography /

Cover title.

Bibliography of foot-and-mouth disease in man, 1695-1965 /

Kept up to date by supplements.

Insecticides for the control of insects of public health importance,

Mode of access: Internet.

Ticks of public health importance and their control

Bibliography: p. 39-42.

Introduction to arthropods of public health importance. CDC training importance.

PHS publication no. 772

Sanitation in the control of insects and rodents of public health importance,

"CDC Training Program"--Cover.

Medical Center, U of M

The famous University of Michigan medical center at Ann Arbor, Michigan is widely known and recognized as a leader in the field of medical treatment, education and research.

Medical Center, U of M

Founded in 1869, this facility was America's first "University Hospital." The 1,000-bed general hospital, with its 200-bed children's hospital (C.S. Mott Hospital), is the heart of a vast health complex which includes School of Medicine, Nursing and Public Health...plus research facilities. The Mary Markley dormitory building may be seen in the foreground.

Chemical memorandum

Mode of access: Internet.

United States Immunization Survey - 1969.

Mode of access: Internet.