10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A EXCRETÁ»
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Pathogenic microbiology: the biology and prevention of ... - Pagina 247
the biology and prevention of selected bacterial, fungal, rickettsial, and viral diseases of clinical importance Vernon T. Schuhardt, Thomas W. Huber. PART THREE Intestinal Group Diseases Subgroup A: Excreta-Borne Diseases VEHICLE ...
Vernon T. Schuhardt, Thomas W. Huber, 1978
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Agriculture Decisions;: Decisions of the Secretary of ...
Cite as 36 A.D. 291 sanitized often enough to prevent an accumulation of debris or excreta or a disease hazard. (f) Primary enclosures used to house guinea pigs were not cleaned and sanitized often enough to prevent an accumulation of ...
United States. Department of Agriculture, 1977
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Human Ecology and Infectious Diseases - Pagina 230
Generally, the sanitation level was low in all villages; defecation was indiscriminate in farmlands, refuse disposal was rudimentary, housefly populations were high, and domestic animals freely scavenged refuse and human excreta. The broad ...
Neil Argo Croll, John H. Cross, 1983
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Global Atlas of Excreta, Wastewater Sludge, and Biosolids ...
This compilation of information includes specific information from 19% of the member states of the United Nations, and includes representation of diverse countries and the full spectrum of management programs.
Ronald J. LeBlanc, Peter Matthews, Roland P. Richard, 2009
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Guidelines for the Safe Use of Wastewater, Excreta and ... - Pagina 9
Guidelines for the international trade of wastewater-irrigated food products should be based on scientifically sound risk assessment and management principles. The WHO Guidelines for the safe use of wastewater, excreta and greywater in ...
World Health Organization, 2006
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Lectures, discussions, reports - Volumul 2 - Pagina 56
Excreta and Refuse. The Committee recommends that: a) Excreta and refuse should be disposed of in a manner that prevents future human contact with the material, and prevents contamination of local water or food supplies. b) That a method ...
Egypt. Wizārat al-Shuʼūn al-Ijtimāʻīyah, 1950
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Biennial Report - Volumele 35-37 - Pagina 56
Diphtheria, virulence Dysentery, amebic, feces Dysentery, bacillary, feces. . . ----- Dysentery, bacillary, agglutination Gonococcus infection Malaria Paratyphoid A, agglutination testa Paratyphoid A, blood culture Paratyphoid A, excreta.
California. Dept. of Public Health, 1938
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California Public Health Report - Pagina 71
Dysentery, amoebic, feces Dysentery, bacillary, feces Gonococcus infection Malaria Paratyphoid A, agglutination test Paratyphoid A, blood culture Paratyphoid A, excreta Paratyphoid B, agglutination teat. Paratyphoid B, blood culture ...
California. Dept. of Public Health, 1934
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Community Health Nursing - Pagina 340
HUMAN EXCRETA DISPOSAL Human excreta is a source of infection. It is an important cause of environmental pollution. The health hazards of improper excreta disposal are: (1) soil pollution, (2) water pollution, (3) contamination of foods ...
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Preparing national regulations for water resources ... - Pagina 92
... excreta produced by livestock whilst in a yard or building; or (b) a mixture consisting wholly or mainly of such excreta, bedding rainwater and washings from a building or yard used by livestock or any combination of these, of a consistency ...
Stefano Burchi, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1994
