VENEREAL DISEASES IN THE ARMED FORCES OVERSEAS--2

Venereal diseases in the armed forces overseas.

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Armed Forces of the Persian Gulf Countries

The armed forces and the army are main elements of national power. Military readiness gives real significance to the geography, natural resources, and industrial power. Military elements of national power include military purposes, military doctrines, military strategies and policies (defensive and non-defensive), forces, training, command, military technology, weapons and equipment, military o...

Venereal Diseases

Venereal Diseases.

For many years in each of the Canadian provinces, the law has required that any person suffering from or suspected to be suffering from a venereal disease shall place himself under the care of a physician, and it has been the duty of that physician to report such cases to the Provincial Department of Health. It was not until 1944, however, that, as the result of a recommendation of the Dominion...

The Venereal Diseases

In the first edition of this book the author took special care ' to keep the practical problems to the foreThey have been so kept in this edition also. The essential additions are penicillin treatment, Reiter's syndrome and massive arsenotherapy. The book in spite of its small size contains many original observations. Random samples are : (1) Gonorrhoea in the male is usually contracted from a ...