Perspectives in Public Health - Volume 41, Number 3

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Congress at Birmingham. Section C.—Hygiene of Maternity and Child Welfare
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"The Still-Birth Problem from the Public Health Point of View." By J. JOHNSTONE JERVIS,M.D.,D.P.H.,M.O.H.,Leeds (Member)
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The Medical Aspects of the Still-birth Problem
Beckwith Whitehouse
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Registration of Stillborn Children
Alderman J.R. Hurry
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Sex Education.—A Modern Necessity
Norah March
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The Teaching of Sex Hygiene—Work in Birmingham
M. Ewing Matheson
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Teaching of Sex Hygiene
C. Guest
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Discussion
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Congress at Birmingham. Section D.—Personal and Domestic Hygiene
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Choice and Storage of Food for the Family
M.V. Palmer
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The Possibilities of Domestic and Personal Hygiene in Existing Types of Houses
Lucy Naish
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The Value of Physical Culture
Andrew A. McWhan
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The Hygiene of the Child
Catherine Chisholm
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Congress at Birmingham
Neville Chamberlain
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Industrial Efficiency and Fatigue
Edgar L. Collis
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Health and Welfare in the Factory and its Meaning for the Community
A.M. Anderson
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Welfare Work in Industry
E.B. Voysey
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Welfare Records and their Inference
William B. Welch
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The Health of Seamen and how to Safeguard it
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Observations on the Physique and Working Capacity of the Liverpool Dock Labourer
William Allen Daley
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Some aspects of the Housing Question—The ideal standard for a healthy home and the actual standard,dictated by the fact that we are not building houses to accommodate the natural increase of the population
H. Scurfield
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Henry Saxon Snell Prize
E. White Wallis

Volume 41, Issue 3, July 1920