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Title: Transactions of the American Climatological and Clinical Association.
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: American Climatological and Clinical Association
Subjects: Climate Medicine
Publisher: (Philadelphia) American Climatological and Clinical Association
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

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by Dr. X. B.Burns, of the North Reading State Sanatorium, Massachusetts. Hisobservations are based on one thousand patients during three years.Fully forty per cent of the cases admitted to this sanatorium were ofthe far advanced and progressive type. It was noted that August,September and October show that the largest percentage of patientsgaining, while the three months immediately preceding show theopposite. Dr. Burns also charted the aggregate gain in pounds of the malepatients treated at North Reading, December, 1911 to 1912, inclusive.There was a rise in January and February, 1912, to 850 pounds for76 patients which was maintained well through March and April. AIR AXD TUBERCULOSIS HINSDALE o R oO in IT) CVi od 0~ 0) ON to CO k: •Oft -< Onf3 CO CnI CO o OnCO ^t- inLO (0 .3 *- CO in •<*■ to CNi t-o LO C oo cnJ<*- oS uS CNt d in ON vo ■ ...... Per. CentPatients Gaining <J Ino h- - T LU (—«* Oh -vr 3Co p CO lO HasuJ (- P2
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