Outbreak of Cholera Among Convicts: an Etiological Study of the Influence of Dwelling, Food, Drinking-water, Occupation, Age, State of Health, and ... Living in Precisely the Same Circumstances
by Max Von 1818-1901 Pettenkofer
This historical medical study investigates cholera among convicts by examining dwelling conditions, food, drinking water, occupation, age, health, and other shared circumstances. Its focus is the relationship between living conditions and disease, offering a period perspective on etiological research and public health inquiry.
About This Book
This work examines an outbreak of cholera among convicts through an etiological study of contributing circumstances.
Its subjects include dwelling conditions, food, drinking water, occupation, age, and state of health.
The study also considers people living in precisely the same circumstances, focusing on how shared conditions relate to the occurrence of disease.
It reflects a historical scientific approach to investigating cholera and its possible environmental and social influences.
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