Epidemiological Bulletin, v. 1, n. 5, Feb. 1980
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IN THIS ISSUE: Acute Respiratory infections in the Americas | Schistosomiasis in Cuba | Diseases Subject to the International Health Regulations | Accidental Smallpox Vaccination in Venezuela | Argentine Hemorrhagic Fever | Botulism in Mendoza Province. Argentina | Outbreak of Respirator: Diseases in Córdoba. Argentina | Meningococcal Meningitis in Chile. 1979 | Production of Typhus Vaccine Discontinued in the United States | Reports on Meetings and Seminars | Calendar of Meetings | Courses.
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