Weather And Paralysis
Although there appeared to be an association between outbreaks of infantile paralysis and climatic conditions, it was not variable and was not understood, said Professor H. J. Seddon in reply to a question at the Royal Institute of Public Health recently. In countries where show normally fell at some period during the year, the disease usually disappeared with the first fall, he added.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 12, Issue 25, 27 February 1948, Page 4
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66Weather And Paralysis Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 12, Issue 25, 27 February 1948, Page 4
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