CSP7.R1, CSP7.R2, CSP7.R3, CSP7.R4, CSP7.R5, CSP7.R6, CSP7.R7, CSP7.R8, CSP7.R9, CSP7.R10, CSP7.R11, CSP7.R12, CSP7.R13, CSP7.R14, CSP7.R15, CSP7.R16, CSP7.R17, CSP7.R18, CSP7.R19, CSP7.R20, CSP7.R21, CSP7.R22, CSP7.R23, CSP7.R24, CSP7.R25, CSP7.R26, CSP7.R27, CSP7.R28, CSP7.R29, CSP7.R30, CSP7.R31, CSP7.R32

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CSP7.R1: To approve the Pan American Sanitary Code | CSP7.R2: Congratulation to the Government of Cuba | CSP7.R3: Campaign against alcoholism | CSP7.R4: Special schools of public health | CSP7.R5: Bubonic plague | CSP7.R6: Child-welfare campaign | CSP7.R7: Road construction | CSP7.R8: Model of food and drugs law | CSP7.R9: Intestinal parasitosis | CSP7.R10: Clarification of the water and its purification | CSP7.R11: Campaign against typhoid fever | CSP7.R12: Disinfections carried out in homes | CSP7.R13: Llambías and Ramos works on flies | CSP7.R14: Vegetal health and quarantine | CSP7.R15: Propaganda of pharmacological quackery | CSP7.R16: Venereal prophylaxis | CSP7.R17: Development of families | CSP7.R18: Carriers of germs of infecto-contagious diseases | CSP7.R19: Publication of the reports submitted by the Delegations | CSP7.R20: Campaign against bilharziasis | CSP7.R21: Methods of fighting tuberculosis | CSP7.R22: Malaria | CSP7.R23: Quinine industry | CSP7.R24: Prevention of the development of mosquito larvae | CSP7.R25: Study of leprosy| CSP7.R26: Combating the fly | CSP7.R27: Intestinal worms and parasites | CSP7.R28: Subjects for the next Conference | CSP7.R29: Venereal prohylaxis | CSP7.R30: Votes of thanks | CSP7.R31: Signature of final record | CSP7.R32: Seat of the 8th Pan American Sanitary Conference 

Pan American Sanitary Conference; Governing Board; Intestinal Diseases, Parasitic; Water Purification; Typhoid Fever; Quarantine; Sexually Transmitted Diseases; Communicable Diseases; Schistosomiasis; Malaria; Vector Borne Diseases; CSP7