The farmer's veterinary adviser; a guide to the prevention and treatment of disease in domestic animals.

Bound with the author's The lung plague of cattle. Ithaca, 1880 [c1879]

Analysis of costs and characteristics of freight movement for scheduled common carriers of general freight by motor vehicle in western Washington, year ended June 30, 1938,

Reproduced from typewritten copy.

Health [a Monthly Devoted to the Cause and Cure of Disease]

Mode of access: Internet.

Health; Devoted to the Cause and Cure of Disease

Title Varies: Mar.1916-Mar.1921, Your Health; Apr.1921-Aug.1923, Health

Animal parasites and human disease,

Bibliography: p. 529-534.

Living agents of disease,

Mode of access: Internet.

The evolution of disease,

Mode of access: Internet.

Public health administration and the natural history of disease in Baltimore, Maryland, 1797-1920,

Bibliography: p. 563-565.

Global epidemiology, a geography of disease and sanitation,

"Material is based on surveys made for the Medical department of the United States army ... The surveys ... represent the work of a large number of individuals associated ... with the Medical intelligence division of the Office of the # general of the United States army."--Pref.

The Review of applied entomology.

Imprint varies: London, 1913-[1930]; Farnham Royal, Eng., [1976-]

The Practical medicine. A medical journal for the busy practitioner, specially devoted to practical diagnosis and treatment of disease by improved methods and new remedies.

Editor: 1909-10. Ram Narain.

Standard classified nomenclature of disease,

"Preliminary printing, April, 1932. Official edition, January, 1933. Second edition, January, 1935."

A digest of the law of carriers of goods and passengers by land and internal navigation.

Mode of access: Internet.

Burden of disease and injury in Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal populations in the Northern Territory

Objective: To quantify the burden of disease and injury for the Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal populations in the Northern Territory. Design and setting: Analysis of Northern Territory data for 1 January 1994 to 30 December 1998 from multiple sources. Main outcome measures: Disability-adjusted life-years (DALYs), by age, sex, cause and Aboriginality. Results: Cardiovascular disease was the leading contributor (14.9%) to the total burden of disease and injury in the NT, followed by mental disorders (14.5%) and malignant neoplasms (11.2%). There was also a substantial contribution from unintentional injury (10.4%) and intentional injury (4.9%). Overall, the NT Aboriginal population had a rate of burden of disease 2.5 times higher than the non-Aboriginal population; in the 35-54-year age group their DALY rate was 4.1 times higher. The leading causes of disease burden were cardiovascular disease for both Aboriginal men (19.1%) and women (15.7%) and mental disorders for both non-Aboriginal men (16.7%) and women (22.3%). Conclusions: A comprehensive assessment of fatal and non-fatal conditions is important in describing differentials in health status of the NT population. Our study provides comparative data to identify health priorities and facilitate a more equitable distribution of health funding.