The Social Survey
The Social Survey
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D. Deaths from the more prevalent diseases for the last ten years, especially contagious and preventable diseases such as typhoid, tuberculosis, diarrhea and enteritis (under one and under five years of age), and pneumonia. E. Case rates of the diseases more prevalent locally for the last ten years especially contagious and preventable dis- eases, such as diphtheria, typhoid, measles, scarlet fever, tuberculosis. F . Births : reporting of ; still births ; birth rates com- pared with other citie...s of similar size and population make-up. 22 ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL WORK. II. Health administration a. Effect of administering health work through a su- bordinate bureau of the department of public safety, instead of through a department of health; adequacy or inadequacy of health appropriations. B. Educational work for health ; any special needs ; op- portunities for increasing educational work as shown by work done in other cities. C. Organized work against venereal diseases; its chief needs ; work done by Syracuse Society for Prevention of Social Diseases.
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D. Deaths from the more prevalent diseases for the last ten years, especially contagious and preventable diseases such as typhoid, tuberculosis, diarrhea and enteritis (under one and under five years of age), and pneumonia. E. Case rates of the diseases more prevalent locally for the last ten years especially contagious and preventable dis- eases, such as diphtheria, typhoid, measles, scarlet fever, tuberculosis. F . Births : reporting of ; still births ; birth rates com- pared with other citie...s of similar size and population make-up. 22 ORGANIZATION FOR SOCIAL WORK. II. Health administration a. Effect of administering health work through a su- bordinate bureau of the department of public safety, instead of through a department of health; adequacy or inadequacy of health appropriations. B. Educational work for health ; any special needs ; op- portunities for increasing educational work as shown by work done in other cities. C. Organized work against venereal diseases; its chief needs ; work done by Syracuse Society for Prevention of Social Diseases.
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