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Disease and Its Causes
In William Thomas Councilman's Disease and Its Causes, disease is portrayed as life under conditions which differ from the usual. Most attention has been given to the infectious diseases and their causes. This not only because these diseases are the most important but they are also the best known and give the simplest illustrations. Descriptions of disease vectors and carriers along with illustrations make this an enjoyable read.
Disease and Its Causes, by William Thomas Councilman is packaged with an easy to use book reader.
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