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000043519 245__ $$aPlague and plague prevention in the U.S.
000043519 260__ $$bUniversity of Oregon
000043519 269__ $$a1925-1926
000043519 336__ $$aThesis
000043519 520__ $$aThe term 'plague' has been very confusing to the laity as a whole because the term has been applied to almost every epidemic of any serious consequence, specifically, plague is an infection primary in rats and other rodents, secondary in man, caused by Bacillus Pestis. In regions where it is found, it is endemic amongst rodents, and its spread to the human population is usually by way of fleas or by direct contact.
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000043519 650__ $$aPlague$$024220
000043519 650__ $$aPublic Health$$024885
000043519 650__ $$aYersinia pestis$$028063
000043519 6531_ $$aBacillus pestis
000043519 691__ $$aUO Medical School$$041362$$7(1915-1974)$$041362
000043519 692__ $$aUOMS Department of Bacteriology, Hygiene and Public Health$$043881
000043519 7001_ $$aLind, Laurie P.$$uUniversity of Oregon$$041359
000043519 751__ $$aUnited States$$041167
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000043519 980__ $$aTheses and Dissertations